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- What is Music Listening Masters (FMLM)?
Music Listening Masters is a classical music listening club offered to 2nd through 5th graders attending Hicks Elementary. Students study 12 pieces of classical music and have to be able to identify them on the optional LISD contest day after hearing only 20 seconds of that piece! Students have to know the name of the selection, major work (if the piece has one) and the name of the composer.
Music Listening Masters is a classical music listening club offered to 2nd through 5th graders attending Hicks Elementary. Students study 12 pieces of classical music and have to be able to identify them on the optional LISD contest day after hearing only 20 seconds of that piece! Students have to know the name of the selection, major work (if the piece has one) and the name of the composer.
- How do I study?
You will receive a list of all of the names of the pieces and their composers in a "passport" format, along with a notebook with additional listening maps and materials. Study these and be able to match the title of the piece to the name of the composer.
You will receive a list of all of the names of the pieces and their composers in a "passport" format, along with a notebook with additional listening maps and materials. Study these and be able to match the title of the piece to the name of the composer.
Listen/watch the practice music videos and study materials in our FMLM Canvas course and be able to identify what song it is by hearing a small section of ANY part of the song.
Listen/watch the practice music videos and study materials in our FMLM Canvas course and be able to identify what song it is by hearing a small section of ANY part of the song.
- Where/When does the FMLM Club meet?
This year, FMLM Club will be a 10-12 week after school course meeting every Monday from 3-4:00pm in the Music Room beginning January 12, 2026. Actual Listening competition is in April. Exact club dates TBD.
This year, FMLM Club will be a 10-12 week after school course meeting every Monday from 3-4:00pm in the Music Room beginning January 12, 2026. Actual Listening competition is in April. Exact club dates TBD.
- How do I sign up?
Be looking for an email that will be sent to you in you in early December. Print, Sign and Return the permission form from the email in December. Exact date TBD. For more detailed questions, please contact Mrs. Shepard, Music Teacher at shepardk@lisd.net.
Be looking for an email that will be sent to you in you in early December. Print, Sign and Return the permission form from the email in December. Exact date TBD. For more detailed questions, please contact Mrs. Shepard, Music Teacher at shepardk@lisd.net.
Is There a cost to join?
Is There a cost to join?
NO
NO
FMLM Club members should: Have a history of enjoying instrumental music. Take instrumental music studies seriously. Enjoy learning music history with others.Have good music listening habits and behaviors. Be responsible for practicing/listening to weekly selections independently, beyond our Monday meeting times.Be responsible for bringing all materials (music/ passport folders) to weekly classes. Be a student in good standing in all subjects.
FMLM Club members should: Have a history of enjoying instrumental music. Take instrumental music studies seriously. Enjoy learning music history with others.Have good music listening habits and behaviors. Be responsible for practicing/listening to weekly selections independently, beyond our Monday meeting times.Be responsible for bringing all materials (music/ passport folders) to weekly classes. Be a student in good standing in all subjects.
***********FMLM 2026 CLUB MEMBERS************
***********FMLM 2026 CLUB MEMBERS************
Listen to your YOUR listening pieces on a daily basis in our Canvas Course.(The more you listen, the more you know!):
Listen to your YOUR listening pieces on a daily basis in our Canvas Course.(The more you listen, the more you know!):
Listen to audio of your 12 selections and study the materials.
Listen to audio of your 12 selections and study the materials.
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