Many early education programs want to lead children towards music – you will have heard that type of phrase in the past. We at Kling Klong believe that this is unnecessary. After all, every child has a natural affinity for music. Why lead them towards it, then? Exactly.
Life With Music
We rather make sure, through Kling Klong, that your child tends to its natural born love for music and thus develops in a beneficial way. We want a personal and musical development suited exactly to the individual child. In our mind, music is a valuable good that can benefit anyone, something that connects people and brings them joy.
This is why Kling Klong activates the natural musicality contained within your child. It isn’t based on inborn skills or genes, but responds to playful learning structures which train movement, auditory sensibility and a feeling for language.
Music Makes You Smart – But how?
The media often claim that music makes people smart. However, they often forget that it largely depends on the type of person teaching music – and, of course, the manner in which they treat children. Additionally, making music should always be fun.
This is why we employ educators who know. They create a field of experience in Klong Klong that lets the children live creativity, community and fun. This is the only way for the positive side-effects of music to develop. This is also the only way that music actually makes people smart.
Only the Best for You and Your Child
We at Kling Klong take the musical work with your children to heart. Trained musicians and educators have been supervising our concept for years; they examine its educational value and inform the parents about the entire background. This website shows you why Klong Klong is different from other programs. Our books and presentations explain how important it is to have children maintain their natural connection to music. Informational letters will keep you up to date on a regular basis.
Regardless of all theory – in the end, it is always the children who show us on a daily basis that Kling Klong does them good through the smiles on their faces.
