Featured Talent

Amber Perry and Maia Whelen wrote" Let's Dance" and performed their song on a video. These two talented and energetic young women where introduced to our program through their school music program. With parent permission we are honored to feature their talent on our site.

The link below is a link to a youtube.com video.

[Amber Perry and Maia Whelan video performance]

Demo Song - Sara Kessler and Ben Kessler - Ben's Song 03/07/06

Sara (age 9) wrote and sings the song. Ben (age 11) wrote the music and plays the music on the piano. Sara and Ben have agreed to share their song with us to help show other kids what can be done. Their music teacher at school helped them tape the song.

Demo Song by Jeff McCann

This song has been provided by Jeff McCann, who is a songwriter from Peace River, Alberta, Canada. Jeff is supporting our Music Mentoring™ program and has allowed us to demonstrate one of his songs, "Work For Love",  to show the possibilities of our concept.  Jeff's music demonstrates how music can deliver a good message and help kids.  

We hope we can encourage more music like "Work For Love" and engage kids and songwriters  to help us develop music ,  interest and fans for this new category of  music.

Please enjoy Jeff's song and be appreciative and respective that this song has been provided to us, to help us launch our Music Mentoring™ program. 

 We have agreed to link people with songwriter, Jeff  McCann, by e-mail at jeffgmcann@hotmail.com  to encourage support for his music and to promote the  development of Music Mentoring™, which is music with  a good message  that engages kids in new ways.

Click on the " Demo Song" below to play Jeff McCann's song.
(If the song skips - click and drag the play cursor to the right end - 
then start over.  Sorry, we can only handle one listener at a time. Enjoy the song!)

[Click Here to Listen to the Work For Love Demo Song]

Get involved

Give some thought to our  song  initiative and feel free to provide us with a lyric, part of a song, an entire song or just write one for your own use.  Kids are taking a favorite song and using the tune but changing the words. Do whatever works for you. We encourage you to participate by sending your input to songwriting@teachingkidsbusiness.com