ABOUT THIS EPISODE
An interview with music specialist Carole Peterson on why and how to use music with young children, plus an exclusive song from Stuart Stotts, and an interview with Betsy Zahniser about The Music Box, an early childhood music programming tool. Listen to the show! TPR 1.04: "Using Music With Young Children" ^ Click the PLAY button to listen now. To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac). Click here to use iTunes. (It's FREE!) GuestsCarole Peterson Stuart Stotts Betsy Zahniser and The Music BoxResources"Singing Is Good for Your Brain" song by Stuart Stotts (.mp3) "Singing Is Good for Your Brain" lyric (.txt)The Uncut Carole Peterson Interview (.mp3)Sources for Toddler and Preschool SongsThe Children's Music Network Kimbo Educational KididdlesElla Jenkins Hap Palmer Raffi Sharon, Lois & Bram Tom Glazer Wee SingSponsorsReadingSongs.com Mr. Billy's Big Pumpkin CD Please browse our Amazon.com Shopping Experience!
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