Early Childhood
What is Our Approach?
Early childhood is a precious window of time when millions of neural pathways are being built every second! At NSSOTA, we know that “Music Learning Supports All Learning®.” Music ignites cognitive growth, social and emotional development, and verbal and visual literacy, along with gross fine motor skills. Our teachers have a passion for reaching children during this vital time of development through joyful, engaging, and research-based learning environments.
Where your student’s musical journey begins! (ages infant-5 years with a caregiver)
Music Together® is an internationally recognized early childhood music and movement program for children newborn-5 years and the adults that love them. This research-based curriculum works with the ways that children learn music—through play and watching their grownups! Through an engaging, experience-based approach, Music Together® supports the development of “Basic Music Competency”—the ability to keep a steady beat and sing in tune. Our certified Music Together teachers immerse little ones and their grownups into the world of music using a rich mix of tonalities, meter, and languages. You can expect lots of singing, dancing, rhythm instruments, and joy! This class is a group class for ages infant–5 years old.
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MusiksCOOL Lessons
A perfect bridge program to traditional private lessons! (ages 4-6)
Continuing a joyful, experience-based approach, these one-on-one, individualized lessons let children explore a wide range of songs and rhythm instruments, with a specific focus on the piano. Our teachers create an engaging environment of musical stations where children receive hands-on experience with a variety of instruments. Our age-appropriate curriculum is perfect for pre-reading and early-reading levels and includes rich song experiences, rhythm development, improvisation, early music theory, sight-reading, and aural skills.