Burnard, P; Osgood, J; Huhtinen-Hilden, L; Pitt, J; Elwick, A; (2018) Musiceum: Museums as Spaces for Early Childhood Music-making – a Mapping Exercise. CERS (Centre for Education Research and Scholarship): Middlesex University, London.

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Abstract

The study recognizes that museums represent a potentially rich space for families with young children in disadvantaged communities to access, and hence enjoy multiple benefits. Specifically, museums hold the potential to engage such families in Early Years music making programmes, which have been shown to offer myriad cognitive, social, emotional, and educational advantages (Pitt & Hargreaves, 2017; Pitt & Hargreaves, 2016; Osgood et al., 20132). However, despite the recent and dramatic increase in museum education, disadvantaged communities neither regularly access museums nor do museums offer inclusive music programmes for Early Years. The literature shows overwhelming gaps in Early Years music making programmes, provision and practice in museums. This pilot study (2017-2018) will inform the development of a large grant application to the AHRC.

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