Sunday Baroque Conversations 88: Music Haven

Sunday Baroque Conversations

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There have been numerous studies over the years about the positive impact of music on people's lives. Children, especially, seem to benefit from early musical training, although not all kids have equal access to quality musical education. Music Haven in New Haven, Connecticut is a program that offers tuition-free music education, mentoring, and performance opportunities to children from the first grade through high school. Suzanne spoke with one of Music Haven's Teachers – Gregory Tompkins – and his violin student, Reign, who is also now working part time at Music Haven helping younger students.

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