Introduce your friends to Music Together^® and when they sign up you receive $10 off your tuition.  Make sure you mention the code: MTD to receive your refund.

Our 45 minute classes meet once a week .  Each semester includes songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play. These activities are presented as informal, non-performance-oriented musical experiences--developmentally appropriate for children and easy for parents and caregivers--regardless of their own musical ability. Included with tuition are two CDs (one for home and one for the car!) and a songbook. Scroll down to learn more about the various classes we offer and see our current class offerings

Our classes are mixed ages, from birth through age 6.   Younger children enjoy watching and imitating older ones; older children learn by leading younger ones; and adults are happy because the children in the family can go to class together.  Any caregivers—parents, grandparents, nanny—can bring the children, as we encourage family style learning. Everyone is welcome for this important family music experience. See a mixed ages class in action 

All children are special, and we welcome children with special needs! Since our classes have children of mixed ages, each child, no matter where they are developmentally, fits in. It is wonderful for ALL children and grownups to be able to participate in our classes and feel great about themselves in the process!

Music Together Preschool  

Imagine a school where music is an essential part of your child's core curriculum! A school where...

-Music Together specialists teach music and movement classes weekly in cooperation with classroom teachers.

-Classroom teachers follow through on the weekly sessions, adapting activities to their curriculum needs and interests.  

-Recordings, songbooks, and teaching materials are provided for classroom use.

-Children “bring the music home” for parent/child musical play, sharing the songs and activities learned in school.

-Parents become involved through the Music Together recordings and songbooks given to each family and through special parent events at school.

-Children learn from the model of music participation set by both parents and classroom teachers. 

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