requirements
These games have been created using Macromedia Flash and contains both audio and animation. You will need the Macromedia Flash Player to play the game. Click here to download the free player from Macromedia's website.
Orchestral music is lots of fun and these activities and games prove it.
- Compose Music
Create your own ArtsAlive.ca musical score. It's all in the "click and drag". - Name The Composer!
Think you know your composers? Test your knowledge with this quiz. - Name the Instrument!
Can you identify the instruments of the orchestra? Try this quiz.
Vivaldi-related activities:
Play your recorder along with Vivaldi's Music! (Activity from Vivaldi and the Four Seasons Teacher Resource Kit)
Choose to play along with a recorder or piano to:
- Recorder - Part I (melody)
- Recorder - Part II (harmony)
- Recorders - (Part I and II together)
- Recorders with Piano
- Piano alone
Canada's Four Season's Gallery > GO!
Vivaldi-related quiz:
Learn about Vivaldi and the NAC orchestra throughout ArtsAlive.ca Music and then try your hand at this quiz.
Take the quiz.
Schubert-related activities:
Are you an expert on Schubert? Find out by answering these multiple-choice and true-and-false questions. Nic Nac will keep track of your score! All the answers can be found in the Schubert's Party teacher resource guide.
Schubert Activitity Sheet - Try your hand at writing poetry:
You Play Along with Schubert's Marche Militaire.
Choose to play along with a recorder or piano to:
Beethoven-related activities:
Download the following Beethoven-related activities pulled from the Beethoven Teacher Resource kit.
Mozart's Sonata in A, K. 331
Play along with the theme from Mozart's Sonata in A, K.331.
- Download the Sonata in A sheet music
- Choose to play along with a recorder or another instrument to:
- The recorder theme alone [slow version] [fast version]
- The piano accompaniment [slow version] [fast version]
- The recorder and piano together [slow version] [fast version]
