Provider: Nymaz
"Music is a great leveller and you would be hard-pressed to find a child or young person who says they don't like music at all," explains Heidi Johnson director of charity Nymaz.
Johnson is a firm believer in the power of music to engage young people in learning: "All young people access music but creating or participating in your own music is great at all levels.
"Within those early years music can be great for development, particularly hand-eye co-ordination and they can learn a great deal in terms of social skills, about taking turns, interacting with parents and developing a real sense of wellbeing."
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