Let's Play Music

Musical Talent Starts Here!

Let’s Play Music is a fun foundational music theory class for ages 4-6 that develops the complete musician. This three-year program solves the problem that a child is most ready to learn music at an early age, but their fingers and letter skills are not yet ready. Throughout the Let’s Play Music program, solfege, chord recognition, and sight reading are strategically taught through games and play. Learn more about each semester below.

Throughout the three year Let’s Play Music program, solfege, chord recognition, and sight reading are strategically taught through games and play. Learn more about each year below.

First Year - Keyboard Prep

The first year, we use engaging games and songs using our Tone Bells to teach staff reading and rhythm reading skills. Our harmony instrument is the autoharp, which each student will independently play to produce harmony and accompany the class. 

45 minute weekly class – $90 a month

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Second Year - Introduction to Keyboard

In the second year, we transfer these skills to playing the piano where we also learn chord notation, intervals, and harmonic improvisation.

50 minute weekly class – $90 a month

Third Year - Piano Skills

By the end of the third year, students are playing piano with proper form, transposing, composing their own music, and are prepared to graduate and excel  in Piano Express classes.

 

55 minute weekly class – $90 a month

“I had heard great things about the program and decided to enroll my youngest. Oh, how I wish my older kids had had this program! He has learned SO much. As we are finishing up his 3rd year, I can honestly say I had no idea how much he would learn and be able to do! What a wonderful experience it has been!”  –  C.M.

Parent and Family Time Commitment

Support at home is vital to your student’s success in Let’s Play Music. A parent or caregiver models the joy of music in class and at home. Providing practice structure at home and listening to the class albums is essential to their musical development.

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