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An expert in teaching creative children and helping parents understand their creative child, Catherine coaches parents, and works with students of all ages, teaching music and the piano, along with several other instruments. Creative people see the world and every aspect of the world differently from other people. As children we don't know we are doing that. Unfortunately parents think that their child is just being difficult. It wasn't until Catherine was in her 40s that she realized she WAS creative and that that was why she never really 'fit' in with what everyone else was saying or thinking or feeling. Since then she has been taking her experiences and helping others to understand what they are going through.

Monday, August 2, 2010


Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers

Music can be loud (f) or quiet (p). Have your young one tell you some things that are quiet and some things that are loud. Example: a baby sleeping would be something quiet. A drum being hit hard would be loud. Talk a little each day about loud and quiet. Remember this is not to be confused with high and low pitches in music.

Here is a drum that your young one can color:


My thanks to coloring-pages-kids.com This is a wonderful drum to color.

If you have a question you would like answered about music please email me at: Catherines.Music.Notes@gmail.com

Have a musical day! *smiles*
Catherine
"Music lessons should be about the student. Each student learns in different ways, and at different speeds. Music is a journey, and on that journey, we will work and learn together." - Catherine

Books with CDs include:
Impressions Volume One and Two
Marches
CDs include:
Wedding Bells
Lullabies
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