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![]() Home About Kindermusik Parent Testimonials What Experts Say Location The Teachers Kindermusik Classes Village (Birth - 21 mo) Our Time (18 mo - 3.5 yrs) Imagine That (3.5 - 5 yrs) Young Child (5 thru 7 yrs) Famly Time (Birth thru 7) When to Move Up? Schedules & Registration Summer 2010 Fall 2010 ![]() Demo Days Discounts
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In this four-semester course, your child will learn:
the notes of the treble staff complex rhythm patterns how to read, write and play simple melodies musical terms & symbols (i.e. forte, piano, crescendo) the instruments of the orchestra about some famous composers (i.e. Mozart, Beethoven) to play the glockenspiel, dulcimer & recorderWe will do this through lots of musical games, listening activities, singing, instrument exploration, dancing, and movement activities. The best part of Kindermusik is how much they are learning, while they think they are playing! They will also experience: greater vocal development group ensemble playing the rudiments of ballet, jazz, tap and folk dances different kinds of music (i.e. classical, folk, Native American, Appalachian, from other countries, etc.) ![]() The latest research confirms that music education has cross-over benefits to other areas of a child's development! Click Here to read the Sam Houston study about Kindermusik for the Young Child. Class Information: One hour once a week (Adult and siblings join in the last 10 minutes of each class) Fifteen-week semesters Home materials include: a Home CD, illustrated Book, Kindermusik Folder with activity cards, stickers, worksheets and manipulatives, a games bag, a canvas tote bag and weekly email bulletins. The first year they also receive a glockenspiel. In the second year they receive a dulcimer and a recorder. Testimonials: William Maxwell has been taking piano lessons from me for about a year. He was only seven years old when he started, but I found him to be one of the best prepared students to begin piano lessons in my fifteen or so years of teaching. He went through the Kindermusik program before he came to me and had a very good foundation in rhythm, notes, listening skills and enthusiasm for music. Combined with these skills, he has learned some good habits in practicing at home and has had wonderful parental support. Mary Lyn Perry The most outstanding feature in Kindermusik graduates who come to piano lessons is their innate sense of rhythm. It is ingrained and makes it super easy to teach - in fact, you usually don't have to teach it. And it is so difficult if they don't have that innate sense. Julee Kowalis (piano teacher and music educator for 20 years) My child who is in her second year of Young Child knows more than her older brother who has been taking formal lessons for 2 years. Jenny Perch |
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| Kindermusik with Debbie, (608) 274-6635, 5210 Odana Rd., Madison kindermusikwithdebbie@gmail.com |