Learning to compose, further understand and perform pre-composed music begins with a study of the actual music notes, the scores (also called charts) that contain the written record of the music itself. In the world of Musical Kaleidoscope, we are developing what we call follow-along scores, videos that feature the score pages along with a performance of the music itself, so that the student, or the enthusiast, needs not try to keep up with the music from one source, while trying to keep up with a printed copy of the score at the same time.
World 1 - Popular Music
Popular Music
Sinatra - I Get Along Without You Very Well
Gabriel Yared - Two Cues from Cold Mountain
World 4 - Classical Music
Plainsong
Missa de angelis (Mass of the Angels)
Hildegard von Bingen - Ordo Virtutum
16th Century
Josquin des Prez - Praeter rerum seriem
Victoria - Three Great Hymn Settings
Palestrina O magnum mysterium
Palestrina Good Friday Impropria
Gabrieli - O magnum mysterium
Victoria - Lauda sion salvatorem
Handl (Gallus) - Ecce quomodo moritur justus
Gallus - Laudate Dominum for four choirs
17th Century
17th Century German Sacred Music
Giovanni Paolo Colonna - Dixit Dominus
19th Century
Tuneful Classics from the Romantic Era
Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition
Kalinnikov - Symphony No. 1 in G minor
Richard Wagner - Die Meistersinger Act 2
20th Century
Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2
John Adams - The Chairman Dances
Hymnals
Gospel Songs from the Redback Hymnal
"Hymns of The Church" Hymnal
Study Scores
Musical Kaleidoscope features scores that are intended for a deeper study of a music composition: the sectioning of the work, the harmonic structures, melodic development, and so on. You will find examples by clicking on the button ->