Parents are often surprised to discover that music and mathematics share many similarities.

Some children constantly ask, "Why?"

Not every child enjoys being the center of attention. Some are naturally quiet observers who prefer to listen before they speak.

Have you ever called your child's name only to hear, "I didn't hear you!" ...while they were clearly sitting right beside you?

Story time! Want to understand beyond the notes you sing? Read this story.

One of the first questions many parents ask after looking at their child's music is, "What do those two numbers at the beginning actually mean?"

Holiday music has a special way of bringing people together. Whether your family celebrates Christmas, Hanukkah, Diwali, Lunar New Year, or another festive occasion, music often plays an important role in creating lasting memories.

You might think rhythm only belongs in music. In reality, rhythm surrounds us every day.

Parents are often amazed when they see a child perform an entire piece from memory. It can seem almost magical.

As the school year gets busier, music practice is often one of the first activities to slip.

Story time! If you tried everything but still don’t know how to move past your current skillset, read this story.

Children are naturally curious and playful. Ask them to sit through a long lecture, and their attention may drift in minutes.

One of the biggest emotional barriers for adult learners is the belief: “I’m too late to start music.”

Story time! If you’re one of the people who thinks only children are capable of learning, this story is for you.

There is a common belief that children are naturally better at learning music. In some areas, yes — but adults have a powerful advantage.

One of the most frustrating parts of learning music as an adult is the feeling of guessing.

Story time! Struggle with getting into honors band, this story might resonate.

Many adults assume that difficulty in music is related to age. It isn’t.

Many adults begin music lessons with a quiet assumption:
“I’m probably going to be slow at this.”

Some people assume creativity is about having no rules. In music, the opposite is often true.