Hear The Lullabies
Lullabies from the Lullaby Project begin with a caregiver's own words — their hopes, memories, prayers, and love — shaped alongside Teaching Artists into original songs. Each one becomes a lasting keepsake for the child.
These lullabies were written by mothers with our Teaching Artists during Lullaby Project – Southern Nevada's 2026 pilot at Living Grace Homes. Each mother chose her own genre — you'll hear folk, EDM, reggae, R&B, and pop.
In the 2026 Lullaby Project - Southern Nevada pilot, mothers at Living Grace Homes worked with Teaching Artists (professional musicians specializing in community work) to write and record personal lullabies for their babies. Each song began with a mother’s own words—her hopes, memories, prayers and love—and became a lasting keepsake for her child.
Notes with a Purpose is the affiliate partner in Southern Nevada for Carnegie Hall Weill Music Institute’s Lullaby Project.
Lullaby Project – Southern Nevada is part of Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project, a program of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute. Carnegie’s partner handbook specifically describes the project as pairing new and expecting parents and caregivers with professional artists to write and sing personal lullabies that support maternal health, childhood development and parent-child bonding.
To honor the dignity and privacy of participating families, we share these lullabies with care. Names and identifying details may be limited, while the songs themselves remain a celebration of each mother’s creativity, courage and love. Carnegie’s guidance also recommends publicly sharing only participants’ first names to protect privacy while highlighting their creativity and artistry.