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Welcome!
This is the November edition of Notes from the Heart – a publication of Young at Heart Music and Mary Sue Wilkinson. You are receiving this newsletter because you shared your email with me somewhere along the line. Maybe it was at the Senior Expo, at one of my children’s concerts, or some other event. (Or maybe you’re a member of my family.)
This month’s newsletter is one part inspiration, one part research, one part advice, one part recommendations, and…my Grandma Mary’s Cheese Ball recipe.
Just click the button below for the print friendly edition. Know someone else that is interested in music? By all means please pass it on or print it out for them. Thanks!
I’m passionate about the power of music to bring joy to the lives of all of us – young, old or in between. And so I have a free gift for you. It’s my recent publication “Finding Memories Through Music – A Family Interview”. When you read the newsletter you’ll know why I wrote it and how I believe it can serve you and your family.
Yours in song,
Mary Sue
PS. Rest assured I will never share your email with anyone else. And I promise I won’t send you a bunch of junk.
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Ms. Tiyi’s Garden features original stories and songs from Tiyi Schippers and Mary Sue Wilkinson. Delightful music sure to please young children AND their parents. Action songs to move to, story songs to act out, silly songs to laugh with and Ms. Tiyi’s original story and song with an important message “Sticks and stones may break your bones but words can break your heart
Mary Sue Wilkinson is the founder of Singing Heart to HeartTM and the Young at Heart Music Program. She is a career educator and professional musician. And she loves to sing! Her flagship program, Young at Heart Music, is devoted to bringing the joy of music and singing to seniors with decades of life experiences and memories tied to music. Mary Sue is available as a speaker sharing her expertise about the power of music to awaken memories and bring joy. Together with Tiyi Schippers, Mary Sue also provides music experiences for young children and training for early childhood educators. 
