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Hush Little Baby Early Childhood Music Classes are based in Brisbane and provide music classes for children aged 0-5 and their caregivers, as well as childcare centre music programs, consultancy and professional development.

Contact us on info@hushlittlebabymusic.com or book a free Community Class or Childcare Centre trial

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We get a LOT of questions about where people can f We get a LOT of questions about where people can find our whole-centre childcare music programs, so we have created a list on our website for you all! Is your child's centre on the list? If not, get in touch with us today and we will do our best to bring our amazing program to them! https://www.hushlittlebabymusic.com/music-program-locations/
There were some very excited children today when t There were some very excited children today when their Hush Little Baby music teacher Danielle arrived dressed for Book Week! Thank you @danni_jay_music_ for always going above and beyond for the little ones in your classes 🥰🎶
DO WE GIVE OUT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TO EVERY CHILD DO WE GIVE OUT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TO EVERY CHILD AT ONCE? ⁠ ⁠ Sometimes! If it means that the outcome is going to be meaningful, musical and engaging then yes, the whole group will play instruments simultaneously. Most commonly we will do this with egg shakers and maracas – they make a lovely sound when played en masse, and children benefit from watching and following each others’ movements. Often we will have entire groups of children performing the beat successfully using these as a group.⁠ ⁠ At other times we take turns with instruments. For example, our claves and triangles require more finely honed motor skills to play correctly, and if just one or two children are playing them our music teachers are able to help them play successfully. Also, taking turns will often make instrumental exploration more meaningful. Children feel the “specialness” of the moment and play much more musically and carefully.⁠ ⁠ Some instruments, like our ukuleles and chime bars, are mostly for the children to listen to while our teachers play, with occasional guided exploration. The wondrous hush that falls over the room when one of these much loved instruments is taken out is just beautiful!
Oh how we LOVE receiving feedback like this! To he Oh how we LOVE receiving feedback like this! To hear that children are taking music home from their Hush Little Baby music classes in childcare services and singing with their families is just the BEST!
We had a great question from a client this week - We had a great question from a client this week - why do we SING stories at the end of class rather than reading them? One of our aims is that children grow to become lifelong active and thoughtful audiences for the arts, but we know that this can’t start with three year olds sitting through operas, so we start with sung stories! The majority of our classes revolve around making music TOGETHER - our teachers sing WITH rather than TO the children. However, singing a story to the children at the conclusion of each class offers them the opportunity to be an audience for a musical performance that is engaging and age appropriate. Children are often captivated by storybooks, and adding a melody to stories that lend themselves to it (stories with rhyming text or ones based on pre-existing songs) provides a short, accessible musical performance for the children to enjoy.
What happens in our music classes?⁠ ⁠ There wi What happens in our music classes?⁠ ⁠ There will be lots of learning (through play)! Children will explore musical concepts of pitch (high & low), dynamics (loud & soft), tempo (fast & slow), rhythm and beat as well as developing in-tune singing . Our classes are also designed to aid the development of cognition, language, fine & gross motor skills, social-emotional awareness AND confidence.⁠ Get in touch with us today to find out how we can bring our amazing program into your early education and care service!⁠ ⁠
Meet Our Team! Emily is one of our fabulous early Meet Our Team! Emily is one of our fabulous early childhood music teachers. An experienced singer with extensive experience working with young children, Emily is a tertiary trained vocalist, and holds a Bachelor of Music (Performance) from QUT. Emily’s performing career thus far has included fronting a popular band that performed across Brisbane, as well as supporting touring artists. She has won numerous awards for both music and singing, and at present is focusing on her own solo jazz/contemporary project. Emily has also worked for a number of years with children, ranging from infants to teenagers, as a Nanny in both Brisbane and Rome. Emily believes there is no greater joy in life than witnessing a child smiling and singing along to their favourite songs. With her bubbly personality and cheerful nature, Emily easily connects with children. She is dedicated to providing fun, high-quality and engaging experiences for the children taking part in her Hush Little Baby classes.
COMMUNITY CLASS UPDATE⁠ ⁠ Hi everyone! I've ma COMMUNITY CLASS UPDATE⁠ ⁠ Hi everyone! I've made the incredibly difficult decision not to resume community classes this year. I miss my beautiful community class families SO much, but feel that this is the right decision for now. I have every intention of starting the classes back up again at the beginning of 2021 if all is going well. I will be in touch by email when classes are starting up again. If you are a regular community class client, or if you have filled out the form the Community Class page of our website any time from March until now, you will be notified when classes are commencing again.⁠ ⁠ Please note that our childcare music programs are still going ahead as normal, and we do have some availability for new programs, so if your little one attends childcare and you'd like us to run classes at their centre please get in touch with us and we will try to make it happen!⁠ ⁠ Much love to you all!⁠ Jen x⁠ ⁠ ⁠
What happens in our music classes?⁠ ⁠ The chil What happens in our music classes?⁠ ⁠ The children will explore tuned and untuned percussion. Through our classes we gradually introduce the children to a range of percussion instruments (triangles, chime bars, drums, maracas, egg shakers, castanets, claves) as the program progresses.⁠ ⁠ Get in touch with us today to find out how we can bring our amazing program into your early education and care service!⁠ ⁠ ⁠

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DO WE GIVE OUT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TO EVERY CHILD AT ONCE?

Sometimes! If it means that the outcome is going to be meaningful, musical and engaging then yes, the whole group will play instruments simultaneously. Most commonly we will do this with egg shakers and maracas – they make a lovely sound when played en masse, and children benefit from watching and following each others’ movements. Often we will have entire groups of children performing the beat successfully using these as a group.

At other times we take turns with instruments. For example, our claves and triangles require more finely honed motor skills to play correctly, and if just one or two children are playing them our music teachers are able to help them play successfully. Also, taking turns will often make instrumental exploration more meaningful. Children feel the “specialness” of the moment and play much more musically and carefully.

Some instruments, like our ukuleles and chime bars, are mostly for the children to listen to while our teachers play, with occasional guided exploration. The wondrous hush that falls over the room when one of these much loved instruments is taken out is just beautiful! ... See MoreSee Less

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We had a great question from a client this week - why do we SING stories at the end of class rather than reading them?

One of our aims is that children grow to become lifelong active and thoughtful audiences for the arts, but we know that this can’t start with three year olds sitting through operas, so we start with sung stories!

The majority of our classes revolve around making music TOGETHER - our teachers sing WITH rather than TO the children. However, singing a story to the children at the conclusion of each class offers them the opportunity to be an audience for a musical performance that is engaging and age appropriate. Children are often captivated by storybooks, and adding a melody to stories that lend themselves to it (stories with rhyming text or ones based on pre-existing songs) provides a short, accessible musical performance for the children to enjoy. ... See MoreSee Less

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