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Introduction to Child Composers

Post Published July 21, 2016 by William Rubel

One of the most extraordinary things about the world we live in today is that is possible for people who would have had no way to be heard or discovered to find a large audience.
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Two Kids Recite Poems about Life: From a TedX Youth Talk

Post Published July 21, 2016 by William Rubel

Poetry is meant to be recited. Recited poetry has its own cadence, one that is a little different from spoken English. These two children recite poems that each, in their own way, speak to the central...
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Introduction to Alma Deutscher, Young British Composer

Post Published July 20, 2016 by William Rubel

British Composer, Alma Deutscher (born 2005) is one of the many young composers who are invariably compared by TV interviewers with Mozart, the composer who lived a couple hundred years ago.
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Improvisations, “Bee,” and a Sonata by Alma Deutscher, young British Composer

Post Published July 20, 2016 by William Rubel

Inspiring! This young composer creates a piece of music based on three notes pulled form a hat . Use this idea -- words rather than notes -- as a model for a writing project.
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Young Composer: Brandon Thibodeau

Post Published June 8, 2016 by William Rubel

Brandon Thibodeau is a young American composer. This award winning Tango titled, A Collaborative Conversation, was composed by Brandon Thibodeau in 2014 when he was twelve.
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Pirates: a parody video made by nine-year-olds.

Post Published June 7, 2016 by Stone Soup Editors

A parody of the blockbuster, Pirates of the Caribbean, by nine-year-olds. Exaggerating gestures, calling attention to possibly ridiculous plot lines are aspects of what make parodies work.
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Kioni “Popcorn” Marshall a Sixth-Grade Poet from the Bronx, New York

Post Published May 23, 2016 by William Rubel

This is a well produced nine-minute video features the poetry of the sixth-grade poet Kioni Marshal from Bronx, New York. Kioni reads poems and talks about poetry in this December, 2012 video.
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Jahan Raymond, Pianist

Post Published February 18, 2014 by William Rubel

Jahan Raymond is an American composer living in Los Angeles, California. He performs "Starchier," a piece first published in Stone Soup. Jahan was nine when he wrote the piece in December, 2011.
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Emma T. Capps Stop Action Illustration for Stone Soup

Post Published August 1, 2011 by Michael King 2

If you are an artist, watch this video! If you are a teacher, then use this video as part of a project in which your students illustrate a story. Art and writing are obviously linked in books for you...
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