Early Music
An English music program that parents and children can enjoy together from age 0.
Music Together® is an American music program for parents and children.
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What is Music Together®?
MusicTogether Ⓡ is a music program based on many years of research into early childhood music education and child psychology. Founded in 1987 and has since spread to over 40 countries around the world.
Each term is 3 months long, and each term students will learn about self-expression and music using their bodies and instruments, as well as using textbooks filled with cute illustrations and CDs that can include over 20 songs.
Please come and join us for a trial lesson with your family.
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Class Features
Learning and having fun as a family
Music Together® values the ideas of family. Families have a huge influence on children's development. Sharing the joy and fun of music with their families, people that children feel the closest to and most secure with, has the most effective impact on the development of their minds and bodies.
As they experience music, we provide with a warm environment in which we can watch over the growth of each child by discovering and respecting their free expression, sensitivity, and learning style.
Learn from age 0
Music Together® classes are about 45 minutes long.
The class starts with the Hello Song and ends with the Goodbye Song. The contents of the classes varies, and we enjoy music in various ways, such as singing, rhythmic exercises instrument, dance, and even hand games.
Some children will actively participate in class, while others will simply be observing the situation around them. Discover and watch what each child is feeling and reacting to.
Improve self-esteem and expressiveness
Young children develop best in a playful, pressure-free environment.
To that end, we do not just teach music, but provide an environment where students can experience the joy of sharing music with family and friends. Watch as they develop their expressive and communicative abilities in a natural and free environment.
