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Musical Mum Kelly and Dad Hugh review pBugle
Today we had the chance to explore the new pBugle. We thought it would be fun to give it to our 5 and 7 year old without telling them what it was and see what they thought of it.
Learn to play pBugle
Hello and welcome to “Learn to Play pBugle”! In this blog we will share everything you need to get started making music on the pBugle.
No matter the colour you choose, it will be green
Brass instruments manufactured in plastic have been independently certified as carbon neutral.
Why pBugle is a great starter instrument for educators
After the success of the ground-breaking and innovative brass training product pBuzz, feedback began to suggest that although trumpet-based teachers welcomed a simplified training instrument, they didn’t really feel an affinity with the pBuzz, seeing it as more of a “lower[...]
Support UK music retailers re-opening after lockdown
Since 15th June, non-essential businesses in England have been allowed to re-open to the public as long as social distancing remains in place. The Music Industries Association have created this helpful map of which stores can be visited by the public and are updating it daily as[...]
Making pInstruments carbon neutral
As a team of musicians, parents and teachers, we care very much for the impact we have on our environment, both individually and as a company. As consumers, just like you, our buying decisions are influenced by how sustainable the products are that we buy for our family. We're[...]
Musical instruments for disabled players of all ages
Creative United has today launched the first edition of its 'Guide to Buying Adaptive Musical Instruments', distributed in partnership with the Musicians’ Union and Normans Musical Instruments.
Benefits of playing an instrument on the brain
It is widely known that there are so many benefits of playing an instrument on the brain. Learning to play an instrument stimulates the creative sensors, which can have amazing effect.
The emotional benefits of music
There are many emotional benefits of music. Playing a musical instrument enables children to express and understand their feelings, as well as providing an an outlet for emotions that they cannot always express or control. This on its own can help a child’s emotional health, but[...]
Does learning music make you smarter?
Learning music not only helps a child’s imagination, creativity, emotional wellbeing, but by through learning and playing a musical instrument, they will see a positive impact on other areas of their learning too.
