This packet contains notebooking pages for studying music theory along with a small selection of artists and composers as follows:
- Tin Whistle
- Music Theory
- Grandma Moses
- Norman Rockwell
- Georgia O’Keeffe
- Andrew Wyeth
- Roy Lichtenstein
- Jim Davis
- Tchaikovsky
- Debussy
- Stravinksy
Note: For some of the artists, I was unable to quickly find copyright-free images in the public domain; the notebooking pages for those artists do not contain images. This packet may be updated in the future to include images if they are found available in the public domain (and I can find time to do so!).
For Classical Conversations families, these notebooking pages correspond to 4th or 5th Edition of Cycle 3.
Click here to download our American Artist & Modern Era Composers Fine Arts Notebooking Pages!
Also available: Renaissance & Baroque Fine Arts Notebooking Pages and Impressionists & Classical Era Notebooking Pages. Also be sure to check out our Fine Arts: Drawing Post, Other Great Artist Projects, and/or Art Appreciation through Art History.
Sites that offer additional music theory worksheets:
Opus Music Worksheets – younger children
Opus Music Worksheets – older children
Color in My Piano Worksheets & Games
Susan Paradis Worksheets & Games (website currently unavailable, but including link in case it’s temporary)
Other {more thorough} notebooking pages for music theory study include:
Cycle 1 Notebooking Pages
Cycle 2 Notebooking Pages
Treble Clef and Note Name Practice
Note Name Practice for Young Children
Treble Clef Dot-to-Dot
High vs. Low Notes
Rhythm Worksheet
Music Drawing Worksheets
Music Symbol Cut-Out
Staff Paper for Sticker Compositions: Explanation | PDF
Other Great Artists & Composers Resources:
Other Great Artist Projects
Art Appreciation through Art History
Great Artists Study: Renaissance & Post-Renaissance
Great Artists Study: Impressionists
Introducing Composer Study: Prokofiev & Peter and the Wolf
SQUILT Composer and Music Appreciation Lessons
Orchestra & Famous Composers
For ideas, games, and how-to videos, visit our Tin Whistle and Music Theory Post.
For notebooking pages for other subjects, click here.
For other Fine Arts posts, click here.