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After 21 years of support from schools and teachers all over the country, it took a pandemic to bring me to the decision to partially cease trading.

· All remaining Music Made Easy  class packs will be sold off below cost price at €40 per pack. ( & €5 to cover delivery)

· As long as stock lasts, each order will secure a free copy of a book and CD of songs from the remaining Singing Made Easy stock.

· I hope to maintain the website as is, which allows online access to Music Made Easy purchases for existing and new customers.

· Once all hard copies are gone, they will not be restocked.

Affordable to everyone!

The purpose of these schemes is to capture the attention of the students and to engage them in activities each week which will help to develop and foster a love of music. There is a story running through each lesson which connects all the lessons together and gives the children a sense of purpose in the activities they will undertake in each lesson.

In Junior infants, the story is centred around two main characters, Diarmuid and Gráinne. These two characters are on a journey to Music Land because their dog, Little Mozart, has been stolen by the villian of the story, the Wicked Wizard. The Wizard thinks that if he has the especially talented dog in his possession that the people of Music Land will see a different side to him and that they will eventually support him when he goes to overthrow the existing King of Music Land.

Knowing the background story, the children are asked to help Diarmuid and Gránne. By doing the tasks in each lesson, the children will help Diarmuid and Gránne reach their destination all the quicker.

Nana Murphy narrates each lesson and explains to the students in the classroom what they must do in each lesson so that Diarmuid and Gráinne can move along to the next village. The students get very wrapped up in the story line and don't even know that important strands and strand units are being covered as they do their work.

This is why teachers all over the country love the scheme because they do know that all the elements of the curriculum are being covered and yet everyone is having great fun doing it.