Primary school children at out-of-school clubs could call the tune with Come and Play, a two-year music initiative run by Kids' Clubs Network and funded by Youth Music which has worked with almost 2,000 children at 70 out-of-school clubs across the UK since it was launched in March. The initiative seeks to involve children, especially those who live in disadvantaged areas, in workshops led by experienced musicians that explore rhythm, sound and tempo as well as the instruments and musical traditions of different cultures. Anne Longfield, chief executive of KCN, said, 'By bringing musicians and children together, Come and Play gives children the opportunity to become confident about making music in a more relaxed environment than the traditional formal school settting.' For details contact Ally Parsons at KCN on 020 75226903 or see www.kidsclubs.org.uk/comeandplay.
Primary school children at out-of-school clubs could call the tune with Come and Play, a two-year music initiative run by Kids' Clubs Network and funded by Youth Music which has worked with almost 2,000 children at 70 out-of-school clubs across the UK since it was launched in March. The initiative seeks to involve children, especially those who live in disadvantaged areas, in workshops led by experienced musicians that explore rhythm, sound and tempo as well as the instruments and musical traditions of different cultures. Anne Longfield, chief executive of KCN, said, 'By bringing musicians and children together, Come and Play gives children the opportunity to become confident about making music in a more relaxed environment than the traditional formal school settting.' For details contact Ally Parsons at KCN on 020 75226903 or see www.kidsclubs.org.uk/comeandplay.
