New Report: “Why Making Music Matters Now”

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New Report: “Why Making Music Matters Now”

12-03-2025

A recent report from Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute and WolfBrown proves that making music creates a number of positive outcomes, especially in early childhood. “Why Making Music Matters Now” pulls together research, stories, and musical samples from early music programs around the world, illustrating how musical experiences benefit a child’s development and caregiver well-being across cultures. The report is hosted on WMI’s Research page, where you can find the latest research on Carnegie Hall’s programs.

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