Special Days Celebrated With Music
Updated weekly, a national or world day is highlighted with a brief informational video and related music videos. It’s the MUSIC answer to Scholastic News!
April 30 International JAZZ Day
April 22 Earth Day
April 11 National Barbershop Quartet Day
April 3 National Film Score Day
Music of John Williams
Sneak Peak at Next Week’s Special Day
April 11 National Barbershop Quartet Day
March 29 World Piano Day
March 21 World Poetry Day
March 17 St. Patrick’s Day
March 10 International Bagpipe Day
March 4-Marching Music Day
Blue Devils Drum Corps
Southern University Marching Band
US Marine Corps Band
The History of Military Marches
February 26-National Tell a Fairy Tale Day
February 15-National Gumdrop Day
February 7-World Ballet Day
Misty Copeland
Coming Soon!
January 28-National Kazoo Day
January 24-National Peanut Butter Day
January 17-Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Follow the above link for LOTS of MLK resources!
International Choreographer’s Day-January 9
Mambo from West Side Story
Thriller by Michael Jackson (shortened)
Evolution of Dance has lots of great dances and might be appropriate for some classes. Please review it before showing.
Women Rock! Day-January 3
My ❤️ FAVORITE rocker-H.E.R.
December 6—Walt Disney Day
Walt Disney Day-December 6
The first Monday of December (12/06/2021)
Walt Disney was born in Chicago in 1901 and began as an illustrator. One of the first characters he helped create was Mortimer Mouse who later was renamed Mickey Mouse. He is known for the animated features The Three Little Pigs, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fantasia, Pinocchio, Bambi, Dumbo, and Mary Poppins. Disney was a pioneer in animation and introduced several developments in the production of cartoons.
Minnie & Mickey
Disney’s 2021 Release Movie-Encanto
National Violin Day-December 13
The violin, also known as a fiddle, is a wooden chordophone in the string family. It is the highest-pitched instrument in the family, has four strings, and is played by plucking or bowing.
Pictured is a violin from 1658.
Early stringed instruments came from the Greeks, Central Asia, and the Middle East and influenced the violin that we know today which emerged in the 1500s in Northern Italy.
The Kanneh-Mason Family
Braimah Kanneh-Mason on violin
Oodles of Music 