Thank you for all the parents and friends that stopped by our Musical Bridges booth at the “Reach for the Stars” fair yesterday at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. It was wonderful to meet you all. Please give us a call or send a message if you have any questions about the music therapy services we […]
The importance of keeping a beat: Researchers link ability to keep a beat to reading and language skills. The findings of a Northwestern University study of more than 100 high school students lend proof to the surprising link between music, rhythmic abilities and language skills. The study is the first to provide biological evidence linking […]
Last week at the preschool we sang a cold weather song that instructed the children to dress up in a winter hat, mittens, jacket, snow pants, and snow boots. Usually we dress up a laminated man and velcro his clothing on but this year I decided to have the children dress up in my winter […]
I recently found this article from the National Association of Music Education that talks about ways to support your local music program at public school. With schools losing funding left and right it’s essential that parents get involved and help save these programs that are so vital to the success of today’s children. Reaching out to […]
The Nashville Symphony is hosting it’s annual Free Day of Music on Saturday, October 22nd at starting at 10:30 am. They will feature over 20 acts on 4 stages performing classical, country, rock, jazz, world music and more. They will also have a kids’ zone featuring Nashville Symphony instrument petting zoo, crafts, photo booth, and special guests. […]