Gaining the ability to pick up an instrument and make music is a powerful antidote to emotional turmoil.

Adam Malcolm (teacher)

It is well known that music education is linked to higher levels of learning other skills. It changes the way we think and how we see the world. It all adds color, vibrancy and joy in life.

Donald Mearns (Pangnirtung, Nunavut)

This program had a very large impact on our students and Kim and Greg were known by almost everyone in Pond Inlet. Our students’ attendance always improved when Kim and Greg were in the school because students did not want to miss their time learning how to play the fiddle.

Greg Campbell (Manager of Nunavut Teacher Education Program, Nunavut)

I would encourage teachers to visit Kim and Greg’s class…I learned so much from being there with them. Many of us talk about ‘Differentiated Instruction’ but can’t walk the walk. Kim and Greg’s sessions have something for every learning style.

Kathleen McKinley (Educator)

Kim and Greg have created and sustained the spread of a culture of music and joy in the communities where they teach. I have observed first-hand the positive affect that their program has on students' confidence and mood.

Adam Malcolm (Teacher)

Gaining the ability to pick up an instrument and make music is a powerful antidote to emotional turmoil.

Adam Malcolm (teacher)