Our Classes

Our classes are designed for a one-to-one parent-child pairing, as many activities are partner-based. We encourage families with multiple children to arrange for another adult—such as a grandparent, relative, or nanny—to attend with their other child. We understand this may not always be possible, and we will do our best to support parents with multiple children in class.

Yes! We welcome parents, grandparents, and even older siblings to join in our family-style music classes.

Our curriculum features a variety of short, engaging activities designed to recapture your child’s attention and gradually extend their focus as they become familiar with the repertoire. Over time, children naturally develop the ability to enjoy the entire hour of class.

It’s completely normal to feel that way! However, our classes are designed specifically for young children, and our experienced teachers create a welcoming environment where all children can learn and grow. We focus on developing the foundational skills needed for learning in a class setting, so children are not expected to arrive already knowing how to navigate a structured environment. We expect movement, curiosity, and even a little unpredictability, and our experienced teachers create a supportive environment where all children can grow at their own pace. We will share strategies to help you support your child as they learn to self-regulate during those inevitable moments. We’d love for you to join us and see how your child engages with the class!

It’s perfectly okay if your child does not actively participate right away—watching and absorbing are valuable parts of their development. They are always learning through observation, and true learning only happens when they feel calm and secure. We never pressure a child to participate; instead, we trust that when given the space they need, they will join in happily and confidently in their own time.

We encourage parents and children to begin observing private or ‘master class-style’ lessons, sometime between age 3 and 4. Your teachers can help you with selecting an instrument and scheduling times to observe lessons. We hope that you will continue music study. It’s a wonderful experience that brings a lifetime of joyful music-making.