Let Children Sing

First published in 1932, this influential book is a guide to teaching music to children in the classroom. Written by English composer and educator John Towers, it emphasizes the importance of giving children an active role in music-making, and provides practical advice on singing games, percussion instruments, and simple compositions. This edition includes a new introduction by music educator David Wheway.

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