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“From the very first note, many of us had tears in our eyes. We couldn’t believe that 135 people, beginners and professionals, were connected and playing together. It was incredible to see families playing together, teachers with students, mums and dads, grandmothers with their grandchildren.” We love it when families make music across generations! Read more about this sweet and special fundraiser on Classic FM: https://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/instruments/piano/111-played-simultaneously-fundraiser/

Auditory stimulation influencing early brain development.

Studies show that when mothers sing to their infants, specific neural pathways are activated in the baby’s brain. These pathways are associated with emotional regulation, attention, and social bonding. The combination of rhythm, pitch, and melody stimulates areas responsible for language and cognitive growth.

Maternal singing also helps regulate physiological responses. Babies often show decreased heart rates and reduced stress indicators during familiar songs. Over time, repeated exposure strengthens memory, emotional resilience, and early learning abilities.

The effect is both immediate and cumulative.
It highlights how everyday behaviors can serve as natural interventions for healthy development.

Singing is more than a cultural or emotional practice.
It acts as a measurable form of stimulation that shapes neural circuits and supports long-term cognitive and emotional health.

Holidays fill the calendar this month, and that means lots of cooking🍳🥘 Be sure you take some time out to play in the kitchen with your loved ones!

Happy American Thanksgiving from everyone at Music Together Worldwide! We are so grateful to be able to make music with families all over the world, every single day.

MUSIC TOGETHER WINTER SEMESTER registration is open! - https://mailchi.mp/a51857ed207d/join-your-teacher-live-on-zoom-12867191

It’s National Arts in Education Week! Time to celebrate the teachers, mentors, and moments that sparked our creativity. Was it the drama teacher who helped you find your voice? The art instructor who saw your potential? The music teacher who made you feel like you belonged? Arts educators don’t just teach—they unlock possibilities and help every student create, innovate, and thrive through the arts.

A whole day dedicated to dance? We’re all in! Saturday is –time to boogie down and groove to the beat [dance emojis] Here are some rather unique moves to get you started! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfQnjiSvxMA

Originally composed in 1986 and titled “Solstice Song,” Ken Guilmartin rearranged and retitled the song "May All Children," in memory of the events of September 11, 2001. In 2002, the song was included in the Music Together Sticks Song Collection. Award-winning children's musician Laurie Berkner later recorded her own version of “May All Children” in honor of the International Day of Peace on September 21. Read more, listen, and download the sheet music here: https://www.musictogether.com/about/may-all-children?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=09192025