Let's Play Music and Sound Beginnings with Emily Baldwin

Let's Play Music and Sound Beginnings with Emily Baldwin See the fun we're having in Let's Play Music classes! Tips for success, photos of families, stories Children begin the 3-year PIANO curriculum at age 4 or 5.

Let's Play Music is a playful group music curriculum for children and parents. We develop whole musicianship through carefully crafted FUN lessons in a home-based setting. (Pre-K or Kindergarten)

I'm going to be with the Cornerstone Chorale performing with Jenny Oaks Baker! Check out this video trailer. In Denve...
11/09/2025

I'm going to be with the Cornerstone Chorale performing with Jenny Oaks Baker! Check out this video trailer. In Denver on Monday, Dec 1st and Tuesday, Dec 2nd. So excited to sing for Christmas! 🌟
Friends, let me know if you are interested before you buy tickets. (Kids might do best if they are 7 years and older to sit for this concert.) 🎄

Experience the magic of Christmas with Grammy-nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker and her accomplished children, musical ensemble Family Four, in a heartwar...

Big news... Presto is now in Fort Collins! The Let's Play Music family offers music & piano classes for 0-12 years olds....
03/24/2025

Big news... Presto is now in Fort Collins! The Let's Play Music family offers music & piano classes for 0-12 years olds. 🎹
I start 0-6 year olds in my music & piano classes and my friend Ms Mercedes is taking 7-12 yr olds in her Presto group piano classes. 🎉
Watch this short video to get a sneak peak. 😀 Her website is in the comments.
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Presto! is the new program by Let's Play Music for older beginners ages 7-12 years old. It emphasizes proper piano technique, ear training, chord theory, sol...

Music can make the difference! 🎵💕Enrollment has started for fall! Classes for 0-4, 4-6, and 7-12 year olds. 😀
03/09/2025

Music can make the difference!
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Enrollment has started for fall! Classes for 0-4, 4-6, and 7-12 year olds.
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📚🎵 BRAIN SCIENCE: WHY MUSIC MAKES BETTER READERS 🎵📚

Did you know that learning to read and playing music share neurological highways in the brain?

New research reveals why musical kids often become stronger readers—they’re literally creating neural networks in the same areas of their brain that they often use for reading.
When children engage with music, they’re:

• Training their brains to distinguish between similar sounds (crucial for phonics!)

• Strengthening working memory (essential for comprehension!)

• Building rhythm perception (key for reading fluency!)

• Developing sustained attention (needed for longer texts!)

The science is clear: just 30 minutes of active music engagement 2-3 times weekly creates measurable changes in the reading brain. And the benefits are even stronger for kids with reading challenges, especially dyslexia.

So when your child is drumming, singing, or playing an instrument, they’re not just making music—they’re building their reading brain!

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