The following video gives various examples of popular songs that used sampling, what songs the samples came from, and tells exactly what kind of sampling is being used in each song (i.e. various lyrics, background music/beats, or covers of whole songs).

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teaching because Mozart is such a well known composer. This piece of music that I found shows just how well music choices, like classical music, that lets say middle schoolers wouldn’t be interested in wouldn’t care for. The piece I found which is Mozart’s Requiem shows that with a bit of a more modern beat it could be enjoyed. I caught myself banging my head to this and it shows how great something so well known can turn into something so modern that you could get teenagers into.

This video could be useful in teaching about classical music sampling, because it actually shows the process which takes place in converting a classical piece into more modern-sounding music.  It could help expand students' perceptions of classical music by showing them that even though it was composed hundreds of years ago, it could have applications in the creation of modern popular music.

It would probably be better for middle or high school students, because it goes through several complex steps fairly quickly, and the steps are shown, but not explicitly explained.