|
At A Glance
Ages:
Class Structure:
- Partial parent involvement: Sharing
Time at end of every lesson
- 60 minute class weekly
- Limit 10 children per class
- Four 15 week, sequential
semesters, two per year
Features:
- singing & vocal
development
- creative movement & dance
- focused listening, beat & rhythmic development
- creativity
- playing simple percussion instruments
- exploring musical
concepts
- rudiments of reading & writing music
- ensemble development
At-Home Materials for the child & family:
- Childs Folder & Games Bag filled with Music Manipulatives
- Family Songbook
- At-Home CD
- Attendance
Stickers
- Music At Home Pages
- Child's Activity Pages
- Purple Tote Bag
- Glockenspiel with Mallets
- 2-String Dulcimer
- Recorder
Total Cost per child, per
15-week semester:
- $270*
(*An additional charge applies for children starting new in semester 2, 3 or 4. Please contact our office for details.)
All prices include registration,
materials, tuition and taxes. Price is less than quoted for sibling in same
curriculum. Click
for more details.
For registered families:
Welcome Letter for Fall 2008 YC Courtesy Info
|
YOUNG CHILD IS THE CAPSTONE TO
THE KINDERMUSIK CURRICULA, PREPARING YOUNG MUSICIANS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE OF
FORMAL MUSIC TRAINING.
Between the ages of 5 and 7 years,
children are ready to learn the fundamental musical concepts involved in instrument
instruction, vocal study, and music composition in an encouraging and fun, yet
structured environment.

Kindermusik for the Young Child®
provides a group approach to music education which offers children a unique opportunity
to develop a working knowledge of voice development, rhythm, notation, musical
symbols and simple pre-keyboard, string and woodwind instruments.
Children explore and learn to play
a variety of instruments including rhythm sticks, resonator bars, drums, glockenspiels,
dulcimers, and recorders. The introduction of each instrument is presented purposefully
to ensure just the right amount of motivation, challenge and success for each
child.
Children build critical vocal development
skills through singing, games, listening and echoing activities. Many children
become accurate singers between the ages of 5 and 7 years and realize their first "instrument" as their own voice. The learning and repeating of songs
and patterns is fundamental to the development of good musical memory.
Children explore the world through
creative movement. Movement is essential in all learning. The integration of a
variety of movement activities is designed to complement musical learning and
is based on a variety of approaches such as Laban, Dalcroze, Wiekart, and Gilbert.
Children also learn about the rudiments of ballet, jazz and tap dancing as well
as explore Mozart, Beethoven and other classical composers.
Schedule of Classes

Discounts & Special Programs
View Classes!
|