Early Childhood Music Resources For Ideas For Music Sessions For Children From Birth To Seven Years
Musicaliti provides multitudes of possibilities for music sessions for children in the early years!
Since 2006, Musicaliti has been delivering unique, exciting and research-backed early childhood music sessions to nurseries, preschools, mums-and-tots, daycares and primary schools. We then collected songs, games and activities, turning them into story-songbooks, teacher handbooks, and our flagship music theory publication: Learning With Music. And the only songs, games and activities included have been tested and approved by the audience that counts: children!
Since then, children attending these sessions have gone on to join choirs and orchestras, learn new instruments, successfully pass performing arts courses and musical exams, and even perform solo on stage as teenagers for the general public! Others use their musical skills as a personal hobby, supporting careers in finance, technology, law, sport and education.
Are you looking for a musical book for your little one to escape into a world of musical wonder? Musicaliti on Amazon has got your back. Searching for videos that will inspire and start teaching early musical skills for toddlers? Look into our Musicaliti channels on You Tube or TikTok. Seeking musical inspiration to fuel your own creativity? Look no further than our musical books, gifts or the vast online realm of ideas. Seeking joy in the melodies of your favourite songs? Find us on Spotify and Apple Music. Finally, if you’re on the lookout for the perfect gift for a loved one, then Musicaliti on Shopify, Amazon, and TikTok have got you covered.
The bottom line is, Musicaliti makes your musical wishes come true – we’re here to make it happen. So what are you waiting for? Start exploring today and unlock the endless possibilities before you!
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Musicaliti builds bridges between people and ideas because we recognise that experience and expertise may look different for different people in different places.
Early childhood music combines two huge specialisms, music theory and child development, along with music performance, psychology, education and sociology. All of these backgrounds are perfect starting off points to competently and confidently delivering your own sessions to your own group of children.
Early childhood music can take so many directions: from music in pregnancy, to infant relaxation, health and fitness through movement, to post natal depression and music for health, healing and wellbeing … contact us for more information!
Frances Turnbull
Independent musician and researcher
Experience
Frances is passionate about music pedagogy and its impact on young learners. It is her fervent desire that every individual cultivates respect and empathy, particularly towards children, as they navigate through life. Her efforts towards this goal are reflected in her research and commitment towards producing educational literature.
Training
As a self-taught guitarist from the age of 12, Frances trained as a teacher, completing her degree in Psychology and master's in Education. She then attended specialist music sessions in Kodály, Orff and Dalcroze. She has delivered early years music sessions to baby groups, nurseries, afterschool music clubs to key stage one primary, and taught acoustic and electric guitar, with many early childhood songs now available on You Tube.
Present
Frances has represented the early years music community at the House of Commons, advocating for recognition for early years music educators, and writes articles for various publications on early years music. Her table of progressive music skills for under 7's is featured in each of her curriculum books, with her songs on Spotify and You Tube. Frances is the author of “Learning with Music: Games and activities for the early years“, which was published by Routledge in August 2017. She also researches the benefits of music in health.
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“We love these inclusive music sessions. It's great because even the little ones can get involved with their older siblings!”
A Parent
“He just loves the instrument play. I've had to get a whole selection of instruments and he sits the whole family down to play music together!”
B Parent
