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Learn tips & techniques on how to teach music to children and introduce basic concepts of music to your child, in this free online video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Teach kids how to stretch the face, voice and body to prepare to sing; learn how plus get tips on teaching music to children in this free child music instruction video.
Teach kids to warm up their voices before singing; learn how plus get expert tips on teaching children about music in this free child music instruction video.
Teach kids about rhythm, whole notes and half notes; learn how and get expert tips on teaching music to children in this free child music instruction video.
Teach kids about rhythm, quarter notes and eighth notes; learn how plus get tips on teaching children music in this free child music instruction video.
Teach kids about clapping out rhythms; learn how plus get expert tips on teaching children about music in this free child music education video.
Teach kids how to use wood blocks to tap out whole note rhythms; learn how and get tips on teaching children about music in this free child music education video.
Teach kids about tapping out half notes, quarter notes and eighth notes with wood blocks; learn how in this free child music instruction video.
Teach kids how to play the triangle; learn how and get tips on teaching music to children in this free child music instruction video.
Singing songs with hand motion choreography is a fun way to teach your children about music. Learn how to teach kids songs with hand motions in this free child music instruction video.
Singing songs with hand motion choreography is a fun way to teach your children about music. An expert shows how to teach kids a song using hand motions in this free child music instruction video.
Playing the maracas is easy and fun for kids. Learn how to teach kids how to play the maracas in this free child music instruction video.
Playing the maracas is easy and fun for kids. An expert shows how to teach kids about playing the maracas in this free child music instruction video.
Learn how to teach kids about breathing and diaphragm techniques plus discover a fun diaphragm exercise for children in this free child music instruction video.
Kids love to hum! Learn how to teach kids about humming and how it aligns the resonators in this free child music instruction video.
Kids love to hum, and it's a great way for them to learn about music! Watch an expert show how to teach kids about humming in this free child music instruction video.
The benefits of teaching children music lessons at a young age have been well documented. Research suggests that children who are exposed to music and music theory perform better in tests of memory, literacy, mathematics and general IQ. The effect of music on the brain also seems to promote creativity and help children learn coordination, cooperation and concentration.
In this series of free video lessons, you’ll learn some effective methods for teaching music to children. Expert Dani Rhodes offers tips and techniques that will help you teach your child and have fun at the same time, including face and body stretches, voice and breathing warm-ups and entertaining rhythm exercises with wood blocks, triangles and maracas. These free how-to video clips are great for introducing your children to the simple basics of music education.
Dani Rhodes Dani Rhodes is a professional actress, singer, dancer & musician, based in New York City. She also teaches all of the above throughout New York. Ms. Rhodes is a proud member of Actors Equity Association and has starred in countless musicals and show tours all over the United States. She is presently in production on her debut album. You may contact and see/hear more of Dani at http://youtube.com/danirhodesdkdk
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