Jawaban:

explore the art of lyric writing through ten complete lessons. Aligned with Common Core Standards, this

interdisciplinary unit also can be tied to math, music, social studies, and visual arts.

The lessons in this guide are designed to encourage collaborative, exploratory learning that can be tailored

to a variety of learning styles and levels. Whenever possible, students should be encouraged to try new ideas

and share them with one another.

The Words & Music unit is composed of ten 45-minute lessons. The lessons are cumulative, each one

building on the next, so none should be skipped. The final project, writing a polished set of lyrics, combines

everything students have learned in previous lessons. Final lyrics are sent to the museum to share with

a professional songwriter, who will select a few works to set to music. Ultimately, students will hear the

songwriter perform some lyrics as finished songs.

Though lyric writing is short-form creative writing, it requires no less ability than any other kind of

creative writing. Of course, it also is just part of the task of songwriting, along with musical composition.

Students will gain a firsthand knowledge of the skill necessary to craft art that is memorable, evocative, and

appealing—a skill that, in the hands of a seasoned lyricist, can create great music.

Prior to teaching Words & Music for the first time, teachers are strongly encouraged to attend a

Words & Music professional development training. For a list of upcoming trainings, please visit

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