MAKING MUSIC

Learning to play an instrument or joining a local choir is a natural growth experience because making music forces you to learn something new every day.

You may not be blessed with a mini Mozart who will take to playing the Baby Grand like butter to a biscuit. If you lay the groundwork for instrument activities during active play, you can teach your toddler a lot about math, cause and effect, and music.

Singer/songwriter Stacie Rose presents her new video series "Suite Songs" as fun, intimate peeks into her songwriting process. It's all about creating and collaborating with musical mates, from cooler-than-school hotel suites in NYC and beyond.

Butterfly Boucher is the latest indie rock singer/songwriter to hit the scene with a handful of honest, personal songs.

Allowing your toddler to express themselves musically is very important. It reaches at the core of their imagination and allows them to express themselves in unique ways. Read on to see my recommendations for some great music toys for kids.

After watching the American Music Awards, and I was left wondering one thing: Where was the music?

Learn how to make different fun music shakers using recyclable materials!

Use everyday objects to make fun music instruments. You can even make your own recyclable art band!

Maxwell on his inspiration, "The only way I can pay homage to that feminine thing . . . is by getting artistic and making music."

If you would like to expose your baby, toddler, or child to music, here are some tips that might help you.

Do you think that the music industry has lowered their standards? Do you think that mainstream music has been becoming less talented? I do.

When it comes to buying music in the Greater Wilkes-Barre area, there is no is no shortage of places to trade in your dollars for discs. Or, your discs for dollars for that matter.

This article is written by a friend of mine, Dr. P Brite, and is about making cds to fit a special mood with your special person.