The "bioharmon" Method

I had never heard of it. It can be useful for introducing children to the arts. Many people do not cultivate the arts simply because they were never introduced to them at the right age. What better occasion?

TheSimon wrote:

I had never heard of it. It can be useful for introducing children to the arts. Many people do not cultivate the arts simply because they were never introduced to them at the right age. What better occasion?

I had never heard it mentioned. Some other ideas I have come across over time, I don't know if they complete or are complementary to what Marziano suggests:

http://www.suzukicenter.it/

http://www.orffitaliano.it/orff.htm

Maybe I'm a bit OT, specific to the piano

http://www.littlepianoschool.com/

Marziano, I had missed your report

Sometimes the list of recently modified topics is a double-edged sword

If you are interested in the discussion, I also point you to this

http://www.aigam.org/

Not bad, this latest discovery of mine; if only there were willing people who worked hard to sustain art

http://www.11note.org/