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Bluegrass For Kids

  • Turnberry introduces Free Strings curriculum program with Annie Savage

    February 15, 2023 | by John Lawless

    Turnberry Records is getting into the music education market through a new partnership with noted fiddle and strings instructor Annie Savage. Together they are launching a program called Free Strings, designed to offer full curricula to high school band and

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  • Old Joe Clark video from The Bluegrass Babies

    December 6, 2021 | by John Lawless

    The Bluegrass Babies are back, with another of their animated videos introducing young children to bluegrass music. As ever, the music is created by Paul Castle and The Rosinators, with animation by Caroline Roberts of Little Pie Studios. In this adventure,

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  • Stephen Mougin is Artist in Residence at Children’s Museum of Evansville

    April 27, 2021 | by John Lawless

    Stephen Mougin, noted bluegrass artist, sideman, and owner of Dark Shadow Recording, is currently serving as Artist in Residence at the Children's Museum of Evansville, IN. Through this appointment, Stephen (Mojo to friends) is offering free Zoom classes each Wednesday at

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  • Pinecone keeps Bluegrass in the Schools going virtually this month

    October 15, 2020 | by John Lawless

    Usually in October, PineCone, the Piedmont Council of Traditional Music, and the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County use the renewed interest in bluegrass that emerges following the annual hosting of World of Bluegrass and Wide Open Bluegrass

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  • JamPak in need of replacement transportation

    February 28, 2019 | by Richard Thompson

    We've written previously about Anni Beach, and the good work she does teaching bluegrass and old time music to children in the Arizona desert communities. She welcomes several dozen interested youngsters to her home near Phoenix a few days each

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  • The Bluegrass Babies are back with a new video

    October 22, 2018 | by John Lawless

    Attention parents (and grandparents) with toddlers on the prowl! The Bluegrass Babies have released another charming video, sure to capture your youngster's attention, and have them singing right along. Enough of those squeaky, high-pitched children' videos - teach your baby to

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  • Mansfield Jamfest to host 5th Annual Bluegrass Kids show

    May 10, 2018 | by Bill Warren

    Chris Smith has truly loved and enjoyed bluegrass music since he was a pre-teen. That love has turned into he and four of his closest friends forming the band Caney Creek, starting a bluegrass festival, and promoting children into hearing

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  • Brady Plays The Fiddle by Melissa Auell

    May 3, 2017 | by John Lawless

    Melissa Auell is a banjo-playing mom in Colorado, who decided to take on the problem of not finding children's books about bluegrass music herself. Of course, it helps that she's a professional writer and illustrator already, with the necessary skills

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  • Sunday at Grey Fox ’16 – Kids Academy

    July 21, 2016 | by Tara Linhardt

    Sunday at Grey Fox 2016 continues to have some top quality bands on the stage and the regular morning mediation and yoga classes, but it is also well known for its focus on ensuring a strong continuation of bluegrass music

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  • Give to the bluegrass kids in California?

    November 24, 2015 | by John Lawless

    As we head in to the annual season of giving, the good folks at the California Bluegrass Association are asking you to consider a donation to their Kids Instrument Lending Library. The library makes student quality bluegrass instruments available to young folks

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