Grow With Music

The earlier children actively engage with making music, the greater the opportunity for lifelong benefits. 🧠

Research suggests that starting music early is associated with stronger neural processing of speech, highlighting the importance of early musical experiences.

If more people understood this, imagine the impact.

Bigger Better Brains

Music involves the whole family and brings a world of lifelong joy. Thanks Mum x

Thank goodness for our Baby/Toddler Music classes to support early brain development!

Neural Nugget: Babies who are talked to frequently know about 300 more words by age 2 than babies who hear fewer words, giving them a stronger foundation for language and learning.

One of the best ways to support healthy brain development is through serve-and-return interactions: the back-and-forth of talking, playing, making faces, and responding to your baby's sounds and cues. These everyday moments help build the brain, one interaction at a time.

Curious about what's happening inside your baby's brain? Explore our Baby Brain Map, an interactive guide that makes the science of early brain development easy to understand and put into practice: https://bit.ly/4w3j4jg

Music learning helps children develop self-regulation.

Research shows that music training can improve inhibition control, the ability to stop, think and manage impulses.

These skills are essential for focus, behaviour and learning success.

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"Wisely and slow, they stumble that run fast."
William Shakespeare

"Never hurry, never rest"
Shinichi Suzuki

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Hearing is believing as national braille music camp celebrates 40 years Four decades ago, 92-year-old Roma Dix co-founded a braille music camp for visually impaired children. This week they're celebrating its 40th anniversary in full song.

Very proud of all our students all year round, but especially at STEAA(WA) Cello Graduation Concert. Congratulations to all our Graduates and our guest performers! What a beautiful concert full of joy and beautiful music prepared with such care. Faure, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Paganini, Bach, Saint-Saens and Shinichi Suzuki would be thrilled to hear their music performed with such technical and musical progress. Well done!