Wanna Play Music Week: Friday

MUSICAL HEROES
People across the nation are making a difference in their local communities with the power of music. There are heroes all around us, and each of us has music within us.

Wanna Play Music Week: Thursday

BRIDGING THE DIGITAL GAP
The music industry is entering the digital conversation in new ways and reaching new customers, from the tech savvy to the tech shy.

Wanna Play Music Week: Wednesday

MUSIC AS THERAPY
Grab an instrument and get healthy! Kids, teens, parents, and seniors are turning to music making as not just an enjoyable pastime, but also for the health and wellness benefits.

Wanna Play Music Week: Tuesday

MOMS MAKING MUSIC
Top priorities for moms are the health, well-being and education of their children. Did you know that music education gives a child the chance to improve all of these?

What role do you believe Gavin DeGraw will have in the Wanna Play Campaign?

Submitted by kennm on April 28, 2008 - 8:46am.
As the ambassador of the Wanna Play?

What do you think of Jack Black and Tenacious D? Do they set a positive role model for aspiring recreational music makers?

Submitted by kennm on April 28, 2008 - 8:45am.
NAMM is a proponent of music making and believe there is a niche for all types of tastes in music. And they certainly seem to love what they do and don’t seem very stressed out.

What is a good resource for the elderly to find out about making music with their peers?

Submitted by kennm on April 28, 2008 - 8:43am.

For the elderly to find opportunities to start making music, at any skill level or age, go to www.newhorizonsmusic.org or stop by your

What are the benefits for the elderly to make music?

Submitted by kennm on April 28, 2008 - 8:42am.
The elderly are turning to music to exercise their mind and increase memory, to stave off depression, and for social and group interaction, proving it is never too late to start making music.