Music
Students build listening skills through solfeggio and sing with piano accompaniment, then rehearse the musical numbers for the December show.
325 E 65th St, Upper East Side, Manhattan · Ages 4 to teens
Age Range
4 to teens
Duration
60 minutes
Skill Level
Beginner to intermediate
About This Class
Our music program introduces children to the fundamentals of music theory and practice in an engaging, supportive environment. Part of the class is spent building essential listening skills through solfeggio practice, exploring the voice through group games, and learning to sing with piano accompaniment while getting familiar with basic piano terminology. The rest of the class is spent rehearsing the vocal and musical elements of this semester's production, turning those same skills directly into performance for the December show.
Our curriculum balances structured learning with creative exploration, helping students build a strong musical foundation and real confidence — all while holding onto their natural love of music.
What Your Child Will Learn
Key skills and outcomes
Develop strong listening and pitch recognition skills
Learn solfeggio and basic music theory
Gain confidence singing with accompaniment
Understand piano fundamentals and terminology
Explore musicality through group activities
Build a foundation for future musical study
Ready to start music?
4 to teens • 60 minutes • Free trial available
Pricing Options
Flexible plans to fit your family's schedule
Single Class
1 class/week
$40
per class
Standard rate
$40 per week
Double Classes
2 classes/week
$30
per class
Save 25% per class
$60 per week
Triple Classes
3 classes/week
$26
per class
Save 35% per class
$78 per week
Full Week
4 classes/week
$22.50
per class
Save 44% per class
$90 per week
Referral Discounts
20% off with 1 friend • 40% off with 2 friends • 60% off with 3 friends
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