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Classical Music: The Sound of Stories Without Words

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CLASSICAL music is one of the oldest kinds of music in the world, written down and performed for hundreds of years. It was created by skilled COMPOSERS — people who write music for others to play. These composers worked hard to arrange musical sounds into something beautiful and meaningful. Unlike pop songs, classical music often tells a STORY or paints a picture using only instruments, with no words at all. Some of the most famous classical pieces were written in EUROPE, in countries like Germany, Austria, and Italy. This music has been passed down through generations and is still performed in CONCERT halls today.

People who write music for others to play are called _____.
COMPOSERS
Classical music tells a story or paints a picture using only _____.
INSTRUMENTS
Name a country in Europe where famous classical music was created.
GERMANY / AUSTRIA / ITALY
Name something the text tells us about classical music.
HUNDREDS OF YEARS OLD / NO WORDS / PLAYED IN CONCERTS
Classical music is still performed in _____ halls today.
CONCERT
When I think about music that has no words, I feel _____.
STUDENT CHOICE

Writing Prompt

Write whatever comes to mind when you think about music that tells a story without any words.

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