Research has shown that music can enhance memory, not only in children but for humans of all ages. Music and movement can also be used to teach children to remain healthy and active. This makes early childhood music classes important for childhood fitness, memory and a variety of other learning deve…
Blog posts September 2018
Helene Goldnadel Discusses the Criteria to Consider to Learn Music
Private stringed instrument lessons will total very costly. Fortuitously, with the progress in technological innovations, personal tuition is not any longer the sole choice to learn an instrument. There are presently a variety of stringed instrument lessons online that are even as sensible, if not h…
Introduction to Electric Guitars by Helene Goldnadel
The electric guitar has become one of the most popular instruments, as well as one of the most versatile instruments in modern music, since it was first developed in the 1930s. It is little wonder so many people want to learn electric guitar; it's such an exciting and expressive instrument, and is s…
The Influence of Books on Children's Music Education
Using the well-known fact that music education raises a child's IQ by up to 40 percent, we can now consider how books and reading in general can help our "musical" children.
Presently, mankind, having achieved enormous strides in the field of technology, continues to invent new means of rec…
Interactive Music Class Puts Young Learners on the Fast Track to Communication
Do you think one-year-olds are too young to benefit from an interactive music class? Think again!
Science Daily reported that in a May 2012 study at McMaster Institute for Music and the Mind, researchers found that early interactive music class with a parent can help infants develop more sophisti…
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