This final paper will discuss children activities that preceded nowadays and are related to music and town Klanjec. Music is part of every human being and we are connected with music from an early age. In the 19th century the customs of adults and thus the customs of children differed from those that we know today. Customs and music are concepts that intertwine from time immemorial and are constituent parts of our culture and us as individuals. Acquisition and nurture of these values starts from an early age and grows together with a person. Such a way of teaching children traditional values leads to its preservation and develops child's respect for children. Since there are very few written records of musical customs of our ancestors, the research is mostly based on oral tradition. Senka Jurina, Mira Petek and Dragica Gajšak are sources who turned their love for tradition and interest for discovering it into field research of ethnological treasure. Ivka Pleško and Krsto Čižmek are retired citizens from Klanjec who recalled their childhood memories. Ivka Pleško was a member of rural stratum, while Krsto Čižmek was a member of urban stratum of society. These two worlds were incompatible in other parts of Croatia, but in Croatian Zagorje they mutually intertwined.