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Rhythm, singing and first sounds, with your baby in your lap the whole time.

The first year of violin, learned together instead of alone.

Learn to hold your own part while the room sings around you.

Three levels, all beginners welcome. Everyone here started as an adult.

First instruments and steady beat, for the age that cannot sit still.

Strings, winds and the discipline of counting rests. Ensemble playing at its best.

Chords and songs in a room that sounds good before you feel ready.

The voice of the line. Precision, rudiments and the parts everyone hears.

Enjoy their first encounters with rhythm, melody, and movement.

Real piano skills learned in a band, so year one never feels lonely.

Harder repertoire, split parts, and peers who notice if you skip.

Four drums, one player. Percussion for students ready to move.

You learn at the piano beside your child, so home practice makes sense.

Shifting, tone and ensemble playing for violinists ready for more.

Voice technique and harmony, for teens and adults who love to sing.

You hold the pulse the whole line follows. Timing you can feel.