Out of the mouth of babes and unweaned infants...                                    

Music Enhances Brain Function

Music training enhances brain function, prolongs mental ability for our senior citizens, and connects neural connectors in very young children.  Our music program can change your life in non-musical ways.  

Our research comes from multiple sources.  These include:  

• The Mozart Effect by Don Campbell
• Tomorrow's Baby by Dr. Thomas Verney
• Scientific research and musciology:  Mr. Ray Hughes
• Music And The Mind:  Dr. Lee Dickenson
• Early Chldhood Music®'s own tracking system and student profiles on file. 
• Valley Fellowship Christian Academy's Administrative Report by Ms. Patti Simon

Rock-a-bye Unborn Baby- by Mrs. Denie Riggs, Spring 2002

Hum a Happy Tune- by Mrs. Denie Riggs, Spring 2002

Tuning Up the Twos- by Mrs. Denie Riggs, Summer 2001

Beginning on the Right Note by Mrs. Denie Riggs,  August 2001.  Full Report

Music Enhances Academic Excellence by Mrs. Denie Riggs, June 2000

Celebrate the Power of Music by Mrs. Denie Riggs,  Spring 1999

Music Benefits Last a Lifetime  by Mrs. Denie Riggs

Benefits of Teaching Music to Young Children- by Mrs. Denie Riggs

Invest in Futures by Mrs. Denie Riggs, June 2008

Enhanced Brain Power Through Music by Mrs. Denie Riggs, July 2007

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