The Ancient World
Creation to the fall of Rome: the patriarchs, Egypt, Israel, Greece, and the empires of the ancient Near East.
The song library
History you can sing.
Professionally produced songs for the history your students already study, organized by era so teachers find the right song quickly.
Four eras
One catalog, organized the way you teach history.
The first catalog follows the four eras most classical schools teach. Inside each era, songs are tagged by unit and topic so they line up with your lesson plans.
The Medieval World
The early church to the Renaissance: monasteries, kingdoms, crusades, and the great cathedrals.
The Early Modern World
Renaissance and Reformation, exploration, and revolution, from Luther's theses to the founding of America.
The Modern World
Industry, invention, and the world wars through the twentieth century.
Tap any song on the timeline to hear a preview.
- Roman Roads and Citiesc. 27 BC – AD 476
- The Tang Dynasty618 – 907
- CharlemagneCrowned 800
- Vikings and the Anglo-Saxons793 – 1066
- William the Conqueror and Richard the Lionheart1066 – 1199
- The Crusades1095 – 1291
- Joan of Arc1429
- The End of the Middle Agesc. 1450
- The Renaissancec. 1400 – 1600
- Columbus, da Gama, Magellan, and Elcano1492 – 1522
- The Protestant Reformation1517
- Modern WorldSongs in production
Dates are approximate and the timeline isn't to scale.
Listen
Hear the first songs.
Thirty-second previews of every song in the current pitch set, written and produced by Nic Kozushko. Subscribers stream the full songs inside the teacher library.
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Song titles are working titles. The Modern World songs are in production.
Curriculum alignment
Every song comes with what a teacher needs.
Each song carries its era, unit, people, places, and dates, plus a short note on using it in class. Here's what one entry looks like.
The Early Modern World · The Age of Exploration
Columbus, da Gama, Magellan, and Elcano
Sail away, sail away,
Discovering the world across the waves.
Sail away, sail away,
Spain and Portugal would lead the way.
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Classroom note Teach the chorus first, then add one explorer's verse each day.
Movement idea Make waves with your arms on "sail away," and point to each route on a classroom map.
Example entry. Final labels, lyrics, and metadata are set during the catalog audit.
Planned additions:
ScriptureCatechismHymnsGeographyScienceGrammar