What is Musician's Helper and How Can It Help You?

Hi Music Students and Teachers,

Are you struggling to learn music due to a disability? Do you teach music lessons for kids with physical or behavioral challenges?

Then this is the place for you.

Playing a musical instrument not only gives pleasure. It also helps the brain in the following ways...

    •    improves the ability to make predictions
    •    enhances attention span by making it longer
    •    updates memory
    •    engages  and improves motor skills.
    •    positively impacts the visual and auditory learning systems
    •    provides sensory feedback

It is no mistake--learning music with a disability can be a very up-hill battle. It can be very tedious and frustrating.

A good deal of musical instruments could be adapted to suit playing music with special needs. Simple tools such as a sponge, clamp, or even a rubber band can work wonders to bring the exploration of music to students who would not otherwise be able to participate. Alternate fingerings can be created so children can play a variety of compositions.

Where is a place where music could be made accessible for all learners?

Right here. Conductor Cody is at the helm and ready to watch you and your students soar!