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...

Here are 5 fun and hassle-free Musical Play ideas to entertain your kids on the weekend.

The world is an unsettling place for many of us right at the moment. Have you found yourself gravitating towards music you’ve listened to...

In an activity that is all about learning and discovering noise – you might wonder what we do in music classes when it is completely silent.

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...

Autumn is upon us and our music classes are so excited by the sounds, textures and new instrumentation that can be found around their gar...

Reflections about Musical Play with the Children from James St Pre School – by Sara Marra.

As part of the Musical Play programme at James Street Pre School, Julie Wylie gave an interactive training Professional Development eveni...

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

Here is how music can make your child’s daily routine so much easier!

Good old fashioned nursery rhymes. After all these years they are not outdated – rather, they have stood the test of time for a very good...

Drums play an important role in the development and arousal of our wee ones brains – here is the science explained.

How you use instruments is so important. So, we have outlined how to effectively use different baby-friendly instruments at varying ages...

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.

Whether you can sing in tune (or not), Julie Wylie encourages us to sing to our children anyway, due to the amazing benefits of Musical Play

It is important to use a variety of musical genres in your Musical Play – so, here is how we incorporate the fun rhythmic sound of the blues

Anyone can follow this easy springtime rhyme: Daf, Daf, Daf-o-dill!

Children love to play their own compositions and simple songs. Here are the letter names of notes from the C major scale to help parents,...

A quick and easy recipe for a child's Musical Play birthday party. Serves: as many guests as you invite!

Teddies are wonderful for children’s Musical Play – teddies can line up, sit in a circle, dance with a partner and enjoy pretend picnic f...