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Starting Music Classes for Young Children
Overview
Introducing your child to music at a young age can be a delightful and enriching experience. At Hoff-Barthelson Music School, there are classes designed specifically for children aged 9 months to 2 years, allowing them to explore music in a fun and engaging environment alongside their parents or caregivers.
1 week 4 days
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Steps
1
Explore available classes for infants and toddlers
Hoff-Barthelson Music School offers several early childhood classes for children aged 9 months to 2 years. For instance, the 'Guppies' class is designed for children aged 9 to 24 months and invites them into the world of music through songs and musical games that develop focus. Additionally, 'Tunes for Twos' is perfect for two-year-olds who learn through movement and musical games.
Understanding the specific classes available for your child's age group will help you make an informed decision about enrolling them in music education.
1 day
54 min
2
Prepare for the first class experience
Before attending the first class, gather any necessary materials such as comfortable clothing for movement and a water bottle. Familiarize your child with music at home by playing various genres and singing together. This will help them feel more comfortable in the class setting.
Being well-prepared for the first class can enhance your child's experience and help them adjust to the new environment.
1 day
54 min
3
Attend the first class
Join the class on the scheduled day. Classes are designed to be interactive, encouraging parents to participate alongside their children. This involvement helps in building a joyful bonding experience while allowing your child to explore music through singing and movement.
Participating in the class is crucial for both you and your child to embrace the musical journey together.
1 day
27 min
weekly
4
Evaluate your child's interest and progress
After attending a few classes, take some time to assess how your child is responding to the music lessons. Discuss with your child and observe their enjoyment and engagement during the sessions. This reflection will help you decide whether to continue with the class or explore other options.
Evaluating your child's experience will help you ensure they are benefiting from the musical training.
1 week
54 min
monthly
5
Meet with the dean
Schedule a meeting with the dean to discuss your child's musical journey and any specific questions you may have. This meeting will be an opportunity to understand more about the curriculum, faculty, and how to best support your child's musical education.
Meeting with the dean can provide valuable insights and help tailor the musical experience to your child's needs.
1 day
54 min
Duration
Dates
1 week 4 days