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Join Us to Write Your Own Lullaby!

Our Songwriting Sessions are Where the Magic Happens

Update: September 2023

Future sessions are being planned right now. Please use the button below to join our waitlist and be notified of future session opportunities.

How is a Cycle structured? 

Each Lullaby Project Cycle consists of a set of three consecutive weekends.  Teachings artists and all parents will be present for the entirety of the Cycle, and snacks will be provided:)​

 

Weekend One: Songwriting Session (2.5 hours)

Weekend Two: Songwriting Session (2.5 hours)

Weekend Three: Celebration Concert

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*structure and timing subject to change depending on location and partner organization

How do the Sessions work? 

Songwriting sessions are a mix of group and individual work. Each session includes an opening group warm up, time for one on one songwriting with your musician, and a chance for group reflection.

 

Parents and caregivers will be provided with all necessary materials, and teaching artists' main priority is to create a warm and welcoming environment. 

 

Sessions will be held fully in-person or fully remote depending on the situation of the parent-partners.

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Please visit our FAQ page for more information. 

What is the Celebration Concert?

This is the time to celebrate your lullabies with a song circle where everyone gets to share their songs, backed by their very own combo of musicians. We’ll have finger foods and lots of fun!

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Check out the video below from our Fall 2022 sessions to get a taste of what the celebration concert is like.

Tesimonials

Sparing details, LJ had a unique entry into the world back in August. It's been tough to process for mom and dad. The amazing Pittsburgh medical world led me to a really cool prescription-alternative therapy with the first Lullaby Project Pittsburgh. I was part of a small group of birth trauma mammas who were each paired with some insanely talented Carnegie Mellon students to process feelings/emotions and compose a lullaby to our little ones. We learned about the healing power of music and got to experience it firsthand through this project.

Sammy, Fall '22

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