He’s the star of the program – the crazy guy who actually teaches the kids on the videos. THE ‘Quaver’, however, is an energetic, transplanted Brittish guy named Graham Hepburn – who’s passion is teaching kids about music. So what is all this about a Quaver? Well, a quaver is an eighth note. You’ve got to see it to believe how good it is… so watch this quick flick for a taste of the magic: You’ll try, but you won’t be able to get it out of your head!

I want you to hear from me – first hand – about this amazing musical curriculum… because it really IS ‘Marvelous’!Īnd watch out for that theme song. …however, after spending the last few weeks working on homeschool extra-curricular lesson plans to go along with a few of the Quaver episodes, I didn’t think that would be fair to Quaver and his team. (I know she wouldn’t have minded since she’s my buddy and she’s busy at Blissdom where they are giving away a copy of the Quaver program this weekend – she wouldn’t have noticed anyway)

So don’t just listen to my jabber over here – be sure to visit their sites and see more photos and get more of the scoop!īeing the lazy pregnant blogger that I am right now, I was tempted to just link you over to Dawn’s place and say, “What She Said”… They were my partners in crime during the big ‘ Secret Weekend‘ get-away, remember? The one in which I, ‘Cinderella-Homeschool-Mom’ was whisked away to Nashville, treated like a queen, and given an iPad? I’m pretty sure that they all got their Quaver posts up yesterday. My homeschooling friends Meghan, Sue, Dawn, Jenn, Cathy – who isn’t pictured because she’s not a blogger yet… (and blog friend Sami – who isn’t homeschooling yet) are all on the Quaver Homeschool Advisory Counsil. I’m glad I have an excuse (but am hopeful that the excuse will decide to make his debut today). I just seem to be late at everything lately. I like being fashionably late, so my post is going up today.Īctually, I don’t really like being fashionably late. “We are already seeing results from the outreach in our targeted districts.Yesterday was the big announcement – about Quaver’s Wonderful World of Music. They chose to target three school districts with the piece, Mary said. “ We wanted something that would catch their eye and get across a few key points so that they would have a reference point for our product when music teachers brought it up for purchase.” “This particular piece was aimed at elementary and middle school principals who are often the end decision-maker in our buying process,” Mary said. As a result, not only does their marketing need to appeal to adults, but to their young students, too.įor this particular piece, the team chose to design a Small Exploding Page. Quaver Music, which has worked with Red Paper Plane before, works alongside teachers to inspire children to discover and love music. something that would stand out amongst other mail our customers were receiving.” “They offered a unique product that no one else was offering at a price that fit our budget. “In our search for an eye-catching mailer that people might actually open, we were thrilled to find Red Paper Plane,” she said in an email. One of the first rules any marketer learns is that the collateral your audience sees should accurately reflect your brand.Īt Quaver’s Marvelous World of Music, that meant a piece that would communicate the quality and out-of-the-box thinking that the brand represents.Īccording to Mary Moffet, a member of Quaver Music’s Art & Design team, Red Paper Plane offered just the right touch.

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