Our students will be there, Saturday April 18th from 11:30 to 1:00, at the Magnolia “Freedom Stage” Pavilion in downtown Manteo. We’ll be bringing music from and about the time of 1776! Click the image above to learn more. Ascencion Music Academy in the Outer Banks community over the years. From lessons to performance, music
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.
Later this year … Ascencion Music Academy will take music-making and rhythm play to Duck and to Nags Head in June, July, and August. Family members from one to ninety one participate in these FREE, interactive events. Celebrations of rhythm, music-making and story-telling: toddler and young child centered musical explorations. Grownups are welcome (and appreciated)!
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