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Simple experiments demonstrate basic principles of sound and music.

Explains the production of sounds and music and provides simple experiments to illustrate the principles described.

Presents activities that demonstrate how sound, especially musical sound, works in our everyday lives.

Ms. Frizzle takes the class to the Sound Museum, where they learn the principles of sound with the help of a ghost and its great-granddaughter.

Explores how to make sounds and simple music with everyday objects.

Discusses sound, both as a natural phenomenon and as an application in music, and provides related projects.

Presents an illustrated discussion of MP3 players and technology, covering the history of their development and various types of equipment and related accessories, and contains a time line and glossary.

Contains projects and experiments that demonstrate the science of sound, and includes explanatory text, facts, and illustrations.

Provides step-by-step instructions for several science projects that are designed to teach children about the relationship between science and music.

Explains essential facts about sound, including human voices, how musical instruments work, echoes, and ultrasound.

Provides information on every aspect of live concert sound mixing and microphone techniques and describes the different equipment and its uses.

Focuses on how sound is produced, transmitted, and received. Activities explore aural skills through sound recognition, dynamics, and pitch variation.

Provides instructions for performing experiments with everyday materials to find out what creates sound, how it is measured, how sound relates to our senses, and more.

Instructions for making a variety of wind instruments using readily available materials.

Suggests activities demonstrating how variations in the creation of sound can create musical tones for the human ear and why musical instruments produce sound.