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"Music doesn't come out of nothing. It always starts somewhere...

Text and photographs look at the history of music from 60,000 BCE through the twenty-first century.

Ready to make some noise? These hands-on, not-so-ordinary science projects are for you! Design melodic musical instruments and squawking noisemakers.

This text explains how the subject of music relates to the fields of science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to electric guitars.

An introduction to bagpipes.

"Peggy, Rita, and Dot are practicing for the upcoming band concert.

"In Paraguay, teacher Diego and carpenter Nicolas look to a nearby landfill and see instruments in the making, and soon, they are building what they need to begin music lessons for local children"--Provided by publisher.

This fun book offers early readers a simple introduction to playing the flute.

Camila has always loved music and singing, and now she'd like to play an instrument.

"Five girls played together in the Smith Sisters Orchestra: Irene on trombone, Erma on vibraphone, Edwina on trumpet, Mildred on violin, and Lila on saxophone.

"Taylor Swift is much more than a singer and songwriter. Taylor is a one-person band! Read to find out just how many instruments Taylor plays"--Provided by publisher.

Color photographs and text introduce young readers to the recorder.

"A jam session forms, instrument by instrument, and welcomes a child who loves dancing along"--Provided by publisher.

Step-by-step instructions and full-color photographs help readers create their own wind chimes.