Music Monday, honouring Canadian music education, set for next week
Mark your calendars for next Monday, May 5: Forget about Cinco de Mayo, it’s Music Monday in Canada. More than 150,000 people will gather in more than 600 locations across
Read MoreMark your calendars for next Monday, May 5: Forget about Cinco de Mayo, it’s Music Monday in Canada. More than 150,000 people will gather in more than 600 locations across
Read MoreMusic education is more than about learning to play an instrument, understanding music theory, and learning to read music. It also helps with critical thinking, mathematical abilities, and eye-hand coordination.
Read More[From Elisa F.G. – AC] Unless you are the ambidextrous musical genius that is Walk Off The Earth, eight people can not share a guitar, Three kids to one ukulele
Read MoreFor 30 years now, the Coalition for Music Education in Canada has made a very simple request of students, parents, teachers and schools across the country: Let’s sing together! Music
Read MoreMusiCounts is the music education arm of CARAS, the people who stage the JUNO Awards every year. Leading up to this year’s events in Edmonton, MusiCounts’ Band Aid Program is
Read MoreI’ll fight anyone who won’t admit that music education–any arts education, in fact–is necessary for human development and well-being. And it’s never too early to introduce kids to music. There’s
Read MoreIn the past 12 years, there’s been a ton of research into the benefits of music education and all it helps provide students. So why isn’t a bigger deal made
Read MoreWe’ve all heard that playing classical music for babies and young children helps their brain develop faster. But a new study found that kids who start playing instruments at a
Read MoreOrganizations that help bring music into the lives of young students deserve all the help and support they can get, and MusiCounts is at or near the top of that
Read MoreEvery year, there are kids across Canada who want to take lessons and learn how to play instruments while their schools face steep and uncaring budget cuts. Every year, MusiCounts
Read MoreKim Hastings, a teacher in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, is this year’s MusiCounts Teacher of the Year. “She has worked tirelessly to make the music program at Pioneer Middle School
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