They should have instructional guidance to help them develop skills in performance, reading notation, composing, listening to and illustrating their interpretation of music. Children especially benefit from learning to use music vocabulary. Activities that develop their enjoyment of and sensitivities to music are extremely important. The student should have the freedom to create from within him or herself to share with the world outside of themselves, thus building their confidence and self-esteem. Exploring music from a variety of cultures, will build their acuity with communication skills.
Music is truly a universal language.
Making Your Life Musical Participate in music classes and performing ensembles in your community. Visit the music classrooms in your area to gain a better understanding of what takes place in the music programs. Volunteer to chaperon trips to music events and work to bring outstanding performers to your area schools. If you have children taking music lessons, help with home practice and set scheduled practice times. Set up a well-lit, quiet practice area free from distractions.