BENEFITS
IT'S GOOD FOR YOUR HEART
Your favorite songs don’t just make you tap your feet or boost your mood; they might also be good for your heart.
Researchers at the University of Maryland found that when people listened to music that made them feel good, they had better blood flow, which is good for your heart and blood vessels.
~WebMD
INCREASES BRAIN FUNCTION AND ACADEMICS
You may tire of hearing your child sing the Sesame Street song or play drums, but it may be worth it in the long run. Music builds reasoning skills and helps children learn and remember. Children who regularly play an instrument or sing are more likely to go to college, and to do well in math, science, and reading.
REDUCES DEPRESSION & ANXIETY
Researchers from Drexel University found that cancer patients who either listened to music or worked with a music therapist experienced a reduction in anxiety, had better blood pressure levels and improved moods. Music can have positive effects on the psyche, mood, pain and quality of life as well.
HELPS SHARING AND SOCIAL SKILLS
Music connects children and adults who may not otherwise discover they have anything in common. Sharing a love for certain types of music creates an almost automatic bond. It helps provide children and adults with a framework on which they can socialize.
The Beat Goes On with Skales & Tales
SKALES AND TALES FOR SENIORS
SKALES AND TALES FOR SENIORS
SKALES AND TALES FOR SENIORS
Their memories contain not just their personal history but the history or our culture. Songs forever capture their memories through lyrics and melody. Sharing music helps relive those magical moments of their lives inspiring them to laugh, to move, to dance and to sing. Whether it’s big band, country, gospel, jazz or pop they are the Great Generation and this is their music!
SKALES AND TALES FOR KIDS
SKALES AND TALES FOR SENIORS
SKALES AND TALES FOR SENIORS
I wanted to create something that could share the spontaneity and fun of music, language, history, mathematics, participation and most importantly, silly goofiness and fun, and introduce that to children in a simple format. Happiness is the smile on a child’s face when they realize that the mistake they just made became an idea for someone else.