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Sing with Carnegie Hall

Imagination and learning take flight in this at-home sing-along series for families and caretakers with children ages 2­–5. Hosted by singer-songwriter Emily Eagen and featuring guest artists from around the world, each mini-episode inspires kids to move and sing to classic playtime songs and discover new music from cultures around the globe.

Starting February 27, new mini-episodes premiere each Saturday at 10 AM (Eastern) on our Facebook and YouTube channels. After each premiere, episodes will be available on this page for on-demand viewing.  

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Sing with Carnegie Hall: Movement
Grammy-nominated musician Sonia De Los Santos introduces kids to music and movement with “Chocolate,” a traditional Mexican rhyme, and her own “¡Alegría!” Host and sing-songwriter Emily Eagan also leads playful activities for the whole family.

Coloring Challenge

Let your little one’s creativity soar with the new Sing with Carnegie Hall coloring page!

Families and kids around the world submitted unique colorings and a response to the prompt “I like to sing because ...” Select submissions will be displayed on this webpage and other Carnegie Hall channels beginning this spring.

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Learn with Carnegie Hall
Learn with Carnegie Hall shares programs of the Weill Music Institute, exploring music’s power to spark growth, curiosity, and connection.
Resources for Families and Kids

Explore our growing collection of free educational activities for families with children of all ages.

Presented as part of Learn with Carnegie Hall.

Support for Learn with Carnegie Hall is provided by Hope and Robert F. Smith, and the Siegel Family Endowment.

Lead funding is provided by The ELMA Music Foundation (U.S.) and an anonymous donor through support for the Lullaby Project and Early Childhood Programs.

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