Enriching & Connecting Your World Through Life-Changing Musical Experiences
Why Play, Sing or Learn an Instrument?
Most people know that music is a 'good thing'. Research proves again and again that it is so important to children and young people's lives and futures.
Why? Because singing / learning to play an instrument …
- increases confidence and self-esteem – which has a knock-on effect in all areas of their life and learning
- improves health and wellbeing – reducing stress, increasing a sense of wellbeing and happiness
- provides important life and social skills – such as listening, concentration, working as a team
- develops creativity and self-expression – helping young people to think differently and develop their power of imagination
- improves cognition, literacy and numeracy – recent neuroscience research has shown that children who learn an instrument have higher levels of cognitive capacity, specifically in their language acquisition and numerical problem-solving skills
- can be the key to unlocking potential – particularly for young people who are strongly creative, or who struggle to engage with other areas of learning
Are you a Parent / Carer / Student looking for information on...
Individual or small group music lessons in school
Joining a Choir
Joining a Music Group (Band, Orchestra, Ensemble)
Hiring an Instrument
