Families connected with Neath Port Talbot Flying Start worked with musicians Kirstie Miller (cello), Bethan Semmens (harp) and Megan Rushbrook (piano) for seven sessions to write their own lullaby for their child, promoting attachment, creativity and wellbeing. This project was funded by Welsh Government via Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council. The Lullaby Project is an initiative of Carnegie Hall, New York delivered by Live Music Now across the UK.

Baby Boy (Caroline with singers and musicians Kirstie Miller, Megan Rushbrook & Bethan Semmens)

Megan Baitup worked with musician Bethan Semmens for five online sessions to write a song to commemorate her twin baby boys who sadly passed away. The project was focussed on enabling Megan to explore her emotions and support her in healing. Megan would like to raise awareness of Twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) through the production and sharing of this song. TTTS is a rare, serious condition that can occur in pregnancies.  This project was funded by Welsh Government via Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council. This song writing project was based on 'The Lullaby Project', an initiative of Carnegie Hall, New York delivered by Live Music Now across the UK.

Two Heartbeats One Moon (Megan with musicians Bethan Semmens, Megan Rushbrook and Kirstie Miller)

Families connected with the Swansea Bay University Health Board's Health Visiting Team worked with musicians Bethan Semmens (harp), Megan Rushbrook (piano) and Kirstie Miller (cello) for seven sessions to write their own lullaby for their child, promoting attachment, creativity and wellbeing. This project was funded by Welsh Government via Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council. The Lullaby Project is an initiative of Carnegie Hall, New York delivered by Live Music Now across the UK.

My Little Sunshine (Stevie with Kirstie Miller cello & vocals, Bethan Semmens on harp)

Two Heartbeats One Moon (Megan with musicians Bethan Semmens, Megan Rushbrook and Kirstie Miller)

Live Music Now Lullaby Project

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