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Move aside, "Hamilton." Several children’s musicians bring history to life through music—and provide teachable material.
Must-have albums from 2016, destined to get toes tapping, selected by ClefNotes columnist, Veronica DeFazio.
Diana Panton's debut album for children and families; Sonia de Los Santos's gorgeous, Spanish-language songs; the latest from The Not-Its.
As with children’s books for, by, or about Latinos, the market for children’s music in Spanish has been mostly overlooked. Here are a few new and not-so-new wonderful titles.
Beyoncé’s visual album Lemonade premiered on HBO, and the rest is history. Or is it? Creator of the Lemonade LibGuide, librarian Jennifer Ferretti considers the learning potential.
Inspired by the record-breaking Broadway musical, this librarian gets kids rapping, listening, and learning American history.
Set in Queens during the summer of 1977, when the Son of Sam terrorized the city of New York, Meg Medina's Burn Baby Burn is filled with pop culture references, from Donna Summer to Parliament. Steer teen fans of the book to songs and films from the period.
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