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  • About
    • What is Musical Futures?
    • Vision, Aims and Values
    • Background and history
    • What We Do
    • Who We Are
    • Learning models >
      • Informal Learning
      • Non-Formal Teaching
      • Just Play
      • Play Now
      • Everyone Can Play
      • Hear, Listen, Play
      • Find Your voice
    • Research
    • Learning outcomes
    • International Teacher Community >
      • Musical Futures International Champions
      • Musical Futures International Champion schools
      • Online Teacher Networks
  • Training program
    • Workshops in Asia
    • Workshops in Australia
    • Workshops in New Zealand
    • Workshops in Europe
    • Workshops in The Middle East
    • Workshops in the UK
    • Music consultancies
    • Musical Futures for Instrumental Teachers
    • About Our Workshops >
      • Post-workshop Checklist
      • Hosting an International Workshop
      • Hosting a Workshop in Australia
  • Resources
    • Downloads for MF teachers
    • Resource menu >
      • Resources for purchase
      • Online Resources FREE TASTERS
      • Other free Musical Futures resources >
        • Key Cards
        • Free Guide to Songwriting
        • Free Guide to Minimalism
        • Free Guide to Collaborative Songwriting in Soundtrap
        • Free Resource for Planning a Music Curriculum
    • Musical Futures FREE teacher resource pack
  • MF International News
  • Join
  • Contact
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JUST PLAY

Just Play is a whole class multi instrument approach and resource package and is one of two Musical Futures International  'first access' programmes.  (The other being Everyone Can Play which is whole class single instrument based- ukulele, guitar, bass and keyboards))

Just Play consists of audio/visual resources and play alongs that support whole class instrumental performing, composing and improvising,  Just Play encourages the development of holistic musical skills through playing and creating music as a whole class band.

The positive impact that participation in music-making can engender is one that drives the core Musical Futures aim that classroom music should be fun, engaging and practical - Just Play!

In order to be able to play as part of any ensemble there are many key musical skills and understandings needed such as listening, following, taking turns, understanding how music is constructed, shaped and interpreted, knowing how and why different musical activities are taking place, recognising musical notations, feeling and following a pulse.  All (and so many more) are an important part of foundational musical development enables through Just Play.

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