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    Experts in the field of music say getting kids interested in music at an early age can help build a lifelong appreciation. "The joy of playing music is something that should be experienced by everyone, regardless of age, talent-level or experience" said Joe Lamond, President & CEO of NAMM, the National Association of Music Merchants. Full Article at Destructoid
    The joy of playing music is something that should be experienced by everyone, regardless of age, talent-level or experience
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
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Wii Music used to teach students how to wave their arms around
  1. At any grade level, it's essential to provide students with the tools and encouragement they need to be creative
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
  2. By partnering with educators and bringing Wii Music into their classrooms, we hope to give students a memorable, hands-on experience that helps them discover their own creative voice.
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
  3. Research shows that more than 82 percent of people who don't currently play a musical instrument wish they did. Wii Music can help address this by providing a positive introduction for millions of people who might not otherwise be inclined to try.
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
  4. I love how many music standards can be covered in such a short time. Students also have to use language skills, spatial awareness and hand-eye coordination. We have a school very supportive of the arts and Wii Music has empowered our program even more. Any system that is educational and can add a love o...
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
  5. The goal of Wii Music is to inspire people of all ages to enjoy music
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
  6. We look forward to collaborating with Nintendo to drive awareness and advocacy for music education through Wii Music.
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago
  7. Wii Music has brought a renewed excitement to music class for students from first grade to fifth, myself and even some of the classroom teachers
    SOURCE: Destructoid 10 months ago

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