In the first episode of the 5th Season of the Starcatchers’ podcast, we’re joined by musician Lucy Drever, who shares simple, accessible ways to explore music and sound with young children. Drawing on her experience of leading inclusive community projects, she offers practical ideas on how to adapt to the children and the environment you work in.
She also dives into the importance of tackling adult fears around music and exploring how musical experiences can support connection, communication and support children with additional support needs.
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Lucy Drever is a presenter, workshop leader, and narrator who works with orchestras, ensembles, arts venues, and charities across the UK.
Amy Hall-Gibson is Starcatchers Early Years Development Manager. She passionate about Creativity and the possibilities it opens up to our youngest people and their loved ones. Play is an aspect very much at the heart of Amy’s work, encouraging and empowering both adults and children to nurture their playful experiences.
Starcatchers is launching a new series of Wee Inspiration idea cards for parents at home with young children. These are fun, creative ideas to engage little ones without a lot of kit, stress, nor pressure to ‘achieve’ anything. They are inspired by artists who work across Starcatchers’ different areas of work including Creative […]
Starcatchers, in partnership with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, are collaborating on a research project exploring current and emerging rights-based approaches in the arts for children from birth to 3 years in Scotland.
Catch up with all the episodes from the fourth series of our podcast!
