What instruments do they want to play with? What do they find interesting about different objects? Watch the video below to find out how our families in The Toddler Club make the most of musical play.

If your parenting goal is to raise a little Renaissance Person, you’ll need to make sure your child receives a well-rounded arts education, including learning how to play a musical instrument.

The Virginia International Tattoo will take over Scope Arena later this week, but some local children got a sneak peek at the ...

Last weekend, my daughter Lucy performed in An Grianán Theatre as part of Letterkenny Music and Drama’s Junior crew. Their ...

Making your own musical instruments is a brilliant way to encourage ... more creative if they’re given choice and freedom to play. Toddlers love the opportunity to make lots of noise, and ...

Music transcends barriers, whether cultural, linguistic, socioeconomic differences, by connecting people through a shared ...

musical instruments. Here’s what they had to say. "My favourite instrument is a piano. I like it because I have been learning it for two years. I am quite good at it and I can play a few ...

A new designer toy from Poland for kids aged two and higher is the ultimate ‘learn through play’ musical instrument. Beautifully manufactured in wood, the barrel organ-like device employs an immensely ...

Schools overlook skills like playing musical instruments or creating art. We should push children to learn at least one musical instrument in primary school so that they become well-rounded students.