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Music for Young Children

In class, we are about the process of music making, rather than performance. Children are discovering their own musicality and learning musical concepts in age-appropriate, holistic ways. In class, we are about the process of music making, rather than performance. Children are discovering their own musicality and learning musical concepts in age-appropriate, holistic ways. Hearing and responding back to melodic patterns with the voice and to rhythmic patterns with instruments, experiencing a steady beat in body movements, listening closely to sounds to identify them, telling stories through sound and movement, dancing, singing folk songs and lullabies from around the world – these are just a few of the ways in which our youngest musicians begin developing their musicianship and musical skills. One child’s response to a new song might be singing, while another child’s equally good response might be listening. Music is its own reward.

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MUSIC for the COMMUNITY

Ascencion Music Academy played music for the community over the years. Our purpose From lessons to performance, music for the community has been a highlight of our purpose at Ascencion Music Academy, and our students eagerly offer their musical gifts! Examples of our students bringing music to our Outer Banks neighbors include student recitals, Grateful

ETHICS in our work.

NATS Mission Statement, Code of Ethics. Membership in professional organizations holds many benefits.  As a many-year member of the National Association for Teachers of Singing (NATS), I can tell you that the principle benefit of my continued membership in NATS is the NATS Code of Ethics. Through my membership, I both ascribe to the Code