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You can now listen to the International Children’s Arts Network on your smart speaker. Here’s how grown-ups can set it up for you. 1) First, download the iHeartRadio app and… Read more Listen to ICAN on your Smart Speaker →
This article was written by Elaina Stuppler. I had the incredible honor of speaking with the extraordinary Dr. Jennifer Higdon! She is a three-time Grammy and Pulitzer Prize winning composer.… Read more Elaina Stuppler meets Dr. Jennifer Higdon →
The program for curious people of all ages, is now on the International Children’s Arts Network. Have you ever wondered how your brain turns soundwaves into sound? Why there are… Read more Who Smarted? →
This article was written by Elaina Stuppler. If you are looking to spend your night listening to amazing and innovative music, come see the two-time, Grammy-Nominated duo, Black Violin! They… Read more Elaina Stuppler meets Black Violin →
ICAN’s NEW 5-part series, Abby’s Celtic Corner takes you to Ireland! Singer and Ireland Native, Abby Molloy will teach you incredible Irish myths and legends, beautiful musical instruments, traditional Irish… Read more Abby’s Celtic Corner →
Instant New York Times bestselling series opener inspired by prima ballerina and author Misty Copeland’s own early experiences in ballet. Join author Misty Copeland on ICAN’s Audio Book Tour on Thursday, March… Read more Bunheads →
When you hear the names Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Mahler, chances are that male musicians come to mind. However, many of these famous names in classical music had female counterparts that… Read more Famous Last Names – Celebrating Women’s History Month →
April is National Poetry Month, so for the March ICAN Challenge we’d love to hear YOUR poems! Start your poem with the words ‘I CAN…’ and send it to us… Read more ICAN Challenge: March 2023 →
Coty Raven Morris is a Music Educator and founder of Being Human Together. She wrote a book for children on identity and belonging called, When I Grow Up. Join author… Read more When I Grow Up →