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Composer of the Month: Aaron Copland
For the month of November, our students are learning about Aaron Copland, an American composer who captured the beauty of the American countryside in his music.
Composer of the Month: Ravi Shankar
For the month of October, our students are learning about Ravi Shankar, an Indian composer, Sitar master, and pioneer in the world of music
Navigating Seasons of Change with Music & Yoga
Fall is a season full of contrasts and change - and both music and yoga have been proven by neuroscience to help during these times of stress.
How to Reschedule a Planned Summer Absence
One perk of your summer lessons enrollment is more flexible rescheduling around your planned absences. Here’s how to reschedule!
Composer of the Month: Ludwig van Beethoven
For the month of June, our students are learning about Ludwig van Beethoven, an enigmatic and influential composer who changed the course of music forever.
Why take private lessons?
Whether a student is a complete beginner or has some experience, there is no better way to learn an instrument and achieve goals quickly than by taking individualized lessons.
Composer of the Month: Fanny Mendelssohn
For the month of May, our students are learning about Fanny Mendelssohn, a brilliant composer who would not let societal expectations stop her from making beautiful music!
What to bring to your first Kindermusik class
One of the top questions parents ask is, "do I need to bring anything to my first class?" And you might be surprised at our recommendations!
Demystifying the Senses: Proprioception and Emotional Regulation
Did you know that we actually have eight senses, not just five? In addition to sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, we have three other senses: proprioception, vestibular, and interoceptive. In this mini-series, we’re diving into these amazing senses and the huge roles they play in your young child’s development.
Why take lessons over the summer?
Summer is the perfect time to take your musicianship to the next level!
Composer of the Month: Antonio Vivaldi
For the month of April, our students are learning about the composer who set springtime to music: Antonio Vivaldi
Demystifying the Senses: Proprioception and Motor Development
Did you know that we actually have eight senses, not just five? In addition to sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, we have three other senses: proprioception, vestibular, and interoceptive. In this mini-series, we’re diving into these amazing senses and the huge roles they play in your young child’s development.
Rock Through the Decades with Seedling Singers!
Get ready to “Rock through the Decades” with Seedling Singers this spring!