There’s so many times in our lives where music is classed as “right”. We need to be mindful of the impact this has on children

When to start lessons, how to being learning and what to focus on when starting piano at a very young age are questions we receive all...

One of the hardest things to do in any educational setting, but particularly in more intimate music group settings, is to allow enough...

Today we started a six week Musical Play programme at a school in Christchurch. The children were totally engaged from the start.

Parents, don't forget about the value of taking time to daydream, to play, to rest, and to connect with nature – it is the simple pleasures.

Calling all dads! If you're not already involved in our Musical Play classes – here is why you're missing out.

This is an extremely subtle, yet incredibly damaging thing that happens to many, many children.

How synchronised Musical Play can help your child to play in a band, orchestra, sing in a choir and be a performer.

Is Musical Play to grow a nation of orchestra players and future musicians? Well, the answer is no.

Have you ever been worried that you can't sing? Has that ever held you back from singing to your wee one? If you answered yes...

This is the inspiring wee story of Oscar the Clown – a friend of 25 years and counting.

Through our adult lens, musical repetition can sometimes seems, well... repetitive. But trust us, repetition is a good thing for the brai...

Musical Play is a natural means of supporting engaged and sustained relationship-based play. When Musical Play is used in a calming and...

Musical Play creates happiness and hope in a community, especially when we teach with passion and a deep love for the families we work with.

The musical abilities of children are amazing – even a 15-month old can play the drums if they are equipped with the right musical tools.

If you aren't singing the blues in your Musical Play – here is why you should start.

Did you know that singing body related pitch games can help children sing in tune? Here are a few ideas on how to incorporate body awaren...

Infants respond to music from birth – especially to loving, relationship-based musical interactions with their parents.

When and how do children start composing music? The short (and shocking) answer is: when they are babies.

The rhythm of life – is it everywhere! But, what actually is rhythm?

Music on a swiss ball is one of the most effective and deeply regulating Musical Play activities for small children in therapy sessions.

There’s a very good reason this wee rhyme has been popular for over 300 years. In fact, it is one of the oldest nursery rhymes on record...