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We create musical childhoods
Music is suffering in our schools:
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Last year there were 40,000 less instrumental exams than in 2012
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17% fall in GCSE music entries since 2015
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40% decrease in A Level music since 2011
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50% Primary schools 'narrowed' their curriculum to focus on SATS
"Music Education in England is in crisis. The Government must act quickly to ensure music does not become the preserve of a privileged few." -Music Education: State of The Nation report Incorporated Society of Musicians, February 2019
BUT the problem is bigger than exam statistics
-We see classrooms where 40% children have already given up playing an instrument.... by the time they are 8 years old!
- We see children starting music lessons who have no idea WHY they play an instrument
- We see schools with slashed budgets and limited resources struggling to keep music alive
- We see parents who are either:
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not sure how their child should START with music
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terrified their children will STOP playing music
We're here to help. . .
Our Mission:
Muzingo exists to make learning music fairer- to get MORE children starting music.
Muzingo exists to help more children discover WHY they learn music; increased confidence, a creative outlet, an opportunity to make new friends. We help develop a PASSION so children carry on playing.
WE DO ALL OF THESE THINGS... to create happy, healthy, magical, musical childhoods.
Which is why we do things like this. . .
What we do
Watch Our Documentary
The amazing story of how we helped one London Primary school create an original musical from scratch.
Watch children embark on a magical adventure and fall in love with music in the process. Growing Musical shows what children can achieve when they're inspired and when a school embraces the arts.
This is where the magic happens
A world just for children to learn Music.
Full of incredible songs, which will inspire your children to pick up an instrument or practise one they've already got. Open and completely free to all children.
It's part of our commitment to making music education a fairer place.
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