Our multimedia commissions have shown just how powerfully synchronized visuals can draw young audiences into classical music. A prime example is our animated Peter and the Wolf, which has garnered nearly one million views—most from student-age children. The combination of music and visuals helps kids follow the narrative, understand the characters, and stay engaged from beginning to end.

But while passive engagement is valuable, we also believe kids benefit even more when they can actively shape their musical experience. In conversations with music educators, one need consistently stands out: teachers want tools that let students interact with music creatively—not just listen, but participate.

We are currently in discussions with school systems across the U.S. about incorporating Sing&Sync into music classrooms, helping bring creativity, interactivity, and joy into classical music education.