FAMILIES CURRENTLY ENROLLED in a Music Together class or preschool program may order replacement or extra copies of song collection CDs or songbooks by calling (800) 728-2692 x300.

Grab your guitar and watch this video!

You will be singing and playing with your children in no time!

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Learn to Sing and Sign "Russian Folk Song" Video 

Watch this video to learn a new way to enjoy the beloved lullaby "Russian Folk Song" using American Sign Language. "Russian Folk Song" is based on a poem written in 1928 by a six-year-old Russian boy to explain a picture he had painted of a shining sun and blue sky. Music Together's version adds good wishes for mommies, daddies, children, and music. 

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Creating Beautiful Days with Your Baby
by Dr. Lyn Ransom

I’ve found that music helps me have a truly beautiful day with my four-month-old grandson Jackson. Creating beautiful days may not be this easy when he’s two, but right now I love our song-filled days. Here are a few ideas that you might enjoy trying with your own child or grandchild... [more]

Is Your Child Ready for Music Lessons?

Today's cultural norm seems to be a desire to produce children who are smarter and more accomplished at ever earlier ages. Starting with music-in-the-womb programs for the prenatal set, parents are bombarded with enrichment options for the very young, and it's hard to judge what is actually developmentally appropriate for your growing child... [more]

Have you ever wondered about the children who sing on the
Music Together CDs?

Read on to learn more about Meggie, Carly, Megan, Haley, and Daniel. Some of these recordings were made almost twenty years ago, and the “children” are all grown up!

 Find out about their Music Together years, what they’ve been up to since, and what they’re doing now!

 Ongoing Research and Development

 Music Together Experts Blog

 National Make-Up Scheduler

 For Japanese Families 

 

As I was reflecting on the fact that our family is now just one semester shy of having experienced all nine of the Music Together collections, something occured to me. For me, one of the greatest gifts of Music Together has been learning so many new (to me) traditional children's or folk songs from other countries and cultures, especially the lullabies. I've absolutely loved expanding my repertoire of songs to sing to/with my children, and the fact that the girls are absorbing and learning these same songs.

—Keri Brown, Music Together Parent