YourClassical Music Lessons

After a year of Virtual Class Notes Concerts, Classical MPR’s signature education program is planning to return to live, in-school performances for the 2021-2022 school year.

Due to current circumstances, Performance Today has adapted the concert content from its Young Artist in Residence Program to provide virtual learning experiences in their new series "Performance Today in the Classroom." Today's PT in the Classroom Music Lesson features PT Young Artist in Residence Annie Jacobs-Perkins.

In this YourClassical Music Lesson, we will use music as a tool for reflection and memorial.

This lesson is a musical version of a popular game called “I Spy.” We will look for certain musical symbols and listen for certain musical sounds.

Due to current circumstances, Performance Today has adapted the concert content from its Young Artist in Residence Program to provide virtual learning experiences in their new series "Performance Today in the Classroom." Today's PT in the Classroom Music Lesson features PT Young Artist in Residence Cristina Cutts Dougherty.

Due to current circumstances, Performance Today has adapted the concert content from its Young Artist in Residence Program to provide virtual learning experiences in their new series "Performance Today in the Classroom." Today's PT in the Classroom Music Lesson features PT Young Artist in Residence Randall Goosby.

Classical MPR and the Minnesota Opera are teaming up to bring opera for young people to the classroom or the living room. This is the second in a series of two lessons that introduces the art form of opera to young learners.

Classical MPR and the Minnesota Opera are teaming up to bring opera for young people to the classroom or the living room. This is the first in a series of two lessons that introduces the art form of opera to young learners.

In our latest YourClassical Music Lesson, we will create a musical map of the instrumentation in a segment of the Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 by Johann Sebastian Bach.

In our latest YourClassical Music Lesson, we will focus on one piece inspired by composer Domenico Scarlatti's mischievous cat.