Learn why music lessons and awareness is so important for all ages and abilities.
Music is a universal language. It transcends cultures and generations, bringing people together in moments of shared joy and unending connection. It boosts our mood, refreshes our souls, and dancing to music takes all our worries away. But did you know that music also has the ability to unlock the potential in every student?
Read MoreToday, Disney films are as synonymous with high-quality storytelling as they were when first introduced. The characters, the melodies, and the stories all come together to create wonderful cinematic experiences for the audience.
Read MoreMusic can provide comfort and support in times of stress, sadness, or anxiety. You can get through tough times by simply listening to your favorite music. Plus, listening to music that uplifts you is an effective way of combating stress. Music has the power to transform our moods and our lives.
Read MoreRay Charles, also known as the "Genius" and the "Father of the Soul Music," was an acclaimed musician during the 1950s. Ray produced charismatic music by experimenting and mixing different genres like jazz, blues, and gospel. His world-famous hits like "I've Got A Woman," "Unchain My Heart," and "What I'd Say" are still ruling our hearts!
Read MoreThe 70s, 80s, and 90s were revolutionary because these eras saw a rise and exposure of the LGBTQIA+ community in music. Musicians and artists like George Michael, Billy Eilish, Will Young, Adam Lambert, and Culture Club started making music videos related to LGBT relationships, promoting positivity and equality in the industry. Slowly, the LGBTQIA+ itself became a unique industry music genre.
Read MoreEvery year, millions of Americans suffer from mental illness. And since the mental health awareness month (May) is here, let's talk about something that genuinely calms your brain and makes you dance your worries away! Yes, Music! Music is truly therapeutic. Apart from the entertainment factor, it acts as a positivity pill for our brains.
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