MusicForLife University
Training little musicians from 6 weeks old to 6+ years old for over a decade.
We offer classes for children at all age levels!
6 months–2 years
A positive musical experience for babies! A multi-sensory approach to exploring music, including lots of singing, bouncing, moving, rhythm and age-appropriate instrument play.
2 years–4 years
Music in Me is a dynamic readiness program for young children with emphasis on ear training, solfege singing, movement, keyboard activities, pitch and rhythm awareness. Creativity is stressed. Parent involvement in class and at home.
4 years–6 years
Advanced musical learning and skill integration
Ensembles
Collaborative musical experiences
Beginners and students of all skill levels can join in at any time throughout the year. Click to start the video below to watch Miss Georgia, founder and owner of The Children’s School of Music, explain the benefits of early childhood music education.
We LOVE teaching music to young children!
And, we know you’ll love participating in class too. To optimize learning, we request parent or guardian participation in all Baby, Toddler, and Preschool classes.
As with all our classes, we welcome families to stop in for a trial class to observe and learn about our teaching method. For these early childhood classes, we recommend a minimum of 4 classes for the child to fully absorb the benefits of the learning process.
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Memory
Background music may aid in developing memory. Most importantly, memory recall improves when the same music played during learning is played during recall.
Emotion and Mood
Children of different ages were mostly consistent in identifying the “emotion” of the variation as excited, sad, happy, or calm.
The Prodigy Myth
Famous classical musicians are often deemed child geniuses. Mozart is the most common example.
Academic Skills
Music and math are highly intertwined. By understanding beat, rhythm, and scales, children are learning how to divide, create fractions, and recognize patterns.
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