Tips for Sharing Music Across the Generations AARP: http://www.aarp.org/family/grandparenting/articles/goyer_the_beat_goes_on.html "Go as a family to hear music. Experience all kinds of music. Expose younger and older generations to a wide variety. Everyone doesn't...
There seems to be a big dividing line amongst musicians, the literate and the illiterate. Of course most non-musicians are illiterate, i.e., can't read (or play) music, but many many accomplished and even famous musicians cannot read music! They are even proud of it,...
Music is a wonderful way to stay in touch with your grandchild who's growing up in a fast-paced world. I read an article on nine great ways to keep direct contact with grandkids which said... "When you bestow love and attention upon a grandchild, you're offering her...
If you ever wanted to see a truly remarkable video of the power of music and Grandparenting you have to watch this... no way to watch this without smiling... Did it make you smile??...tell us...
I think of music literacy like I think of basic literacy. At the turn of the 19th century, the vast majority of people could not read or write, yet the universal education acts changed that in a generation, and now we consider that to be "normal'. Look what...
