Musikgarten Program
and
Piano Lesson
Toddlers 16 months – age 3
Singing, dancing, listening games, playing simple instruments, story telling and dramatic play, lessons in this age group are packed with sensory-motor experiences that fully engage the children and families.
Music and movement help the growing toddlers develop key skills that are vital for all learning: listening, following directions, impulse control, communication, and positive social interaction.
The curriculum helps growing toddlers to experience the joy of music. It will nurture your child’s musical aptitude and listening abilities, while laying foundation for vocal development and purposeful movement.
Cycle of Season age 4 and 5
This Cycle of Season classes engage your pre-schooler through musical exploration and dramatic play. Children establish body control, flow of movement and beat competency, as well as develop their singing voice with ease and joy.
Listening activities help improve children’s auditory acuity. Playing instruments provide further sound exploration and manipulation develops fine motor skills.
Creative movement activities promote gross motor skills development and spatial awareness. The beauty and rhythm of language is experienced through singing, listening and exposure to poetry.
Music Makers in Nature
Music Makers Around the World
age 5+ to 8
A sequential program that sets the foundation for instrumental learning and develops comprehensive musicianship in the children. Reading and writing music, creative and structured movement, using the voice as an expressive instrument, the ear for listening and learning, children are engaging in music learning with their whole being.
Piano Lesson Age 6, 7 and over
Continuing with the foundation we have built over the years, students come to piano lessons with great enthusiasm. A much-loved piano repertoire of familiar songs improves children’s ability to read music and play with fluency -resulting in pride and excitement in making music.
They are eager to expand their ‘tools’ and develop a rich palate of sounds. They are equally excited and curious about the various genre of music, the different composers, and wide selection of piano repertoire that awaits their discovery.
The enjoyment of learning continues in every piano lesson. Students are encouraged to develop the habit of active learning; to problem-solve and to cultivate good listening, reflective and analytical skills at the piano.