The Lullaby Project
Creating personal lullabies for parents, parents to be and their children.
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About the Lullaby Project
The Lullaby Project uses the creative process of songwriting to help new and expectant parents express their hopes and dreams for the future through music. The project pairs local singer-songwriters, parents and parents-to-be to create personal lullabies for their children, supporting parental health, aiding child development and strengthening the bond between parent and child.
Current community partners in the project are MMSD's Capital High Parenting Porgram, UnityPoint Health-Meriter, The Foundation for Black Women's Wellness and Madison Public Library.
Overture Center is pleased to be part of the extensive global network of partner organizations for the Lullaby Project, a program of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute.
Teaching Artist Coordinator: Rebecca Redmann
Lead Teaching Artist: Sarah Burgess
Lullaby Project teaching artists: Kris Adams, Jeff Burkhart, Stephen Deeter, Adam Graf, Mary Hoffmann, Bríghín Kane-Grade, Laura Lang, Alina Plourde, Dana Perry, Angela Puerta, Autumn Maria Reed and Lawren Brianna Ware
Listen
Listen to music from the Lullaby Project album! This music was created by the families, songwriters and musicians and was professionally arranged and recorded at Audio for the Arts.
Lucy’s song is officially part of our bedtime routine. I play it on repeat and sing along with the recording until she falls asleep. Out of every gift she’s ever received, this song is the most cherished. The best part about it is she will never outgrow it.
Bretta, Andy and Lucy
Recording Session at Audio for the Arts
Watch a concert
My Melody
Launched in 2025, My Melody uses songwriting to bring the power of music and creative expression to individuals in the early stages of dementia
Questions?
Reach out to us info@overture.org and we'll be happy to help answer any questions you have!
Thank you to our generous sponsors
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Norm Berven & Barbara Middlestaedt Berven