6 Week Summer Session

Tuesdays 4:00-4:50 pm

6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28

For ages 5-7. Turn up the fun! FTLOS Summer is a class for kids who want to experience the fun of singing with others.  Every class begins with fun, careful warm-ups that teach the kids proper singing techniques to help them care for their voice. They will play singing games, whiteboard games, rhythm games, and learn short songs. 6 weeks of refining their knowledge of solfege reading, ear-training, and lots of fun! No performance/Recital. 

This is a drop-off class, so parents won’t be participating in the room. However, you’re welcome to observe from the viewing window just outside.

Ages 5 - 10

Wednesdays 5:00-5:50 pm

Starts 8/19

For ages 5-7. No previous experience required! This class introduces how to sight-sing, using solfege (Do, Re, Mi, etc.), basic rhythms through singing games and exercises, and learning fun songs. Kids will learn how to sing safely and keep their voices healthy. We will also discover the joy of singing in harmony! A short concert of about 4 songs will be performed at the end of the semester!

(This class is recommended if your child is younger or has no previous music classes, lessons, or experience. It is also recommended if they will be starting Harmony Road 1 or Amadeus Musicians concurrently.) 

Ages 5 - 10

Tuesdays 4:00-4:50 pm

Starts 8/18

For ages 6-10. This is the more advanced FTLOS class, though no audition is required. We will continue to use healthy techniques to sing and keep young voices healthy and growing. A beginners ability to sight-read/ sight-sing is expected in this class. This class will use singing games to strengthen the kids' ability to sing songs confidently and beautifully with multiple parts and rhythms. A short concert of about 4 songs will be performed at the end of the semester! 

(This class is recommended if your child has already done at least 1 semester of FTLOS or has been in Harmony Road/private lessons.)

Parent/caregiver's participation is required in class & at home. No Previous experience is needed.

Age Range: 3-4 years

Course Length: 18 weeks

Music in Me, More Music in Me, Amadeus Explorers can be repeated.

Amadeus Explorers is the perfect first step into the world of music for young children. Based on how kids naturally learn language—by listening, repeating, and responding—this dynamic program helps your child develop musical skills in a playful, supportive environment.

Through singing (using solfège: do-re-mi), rhythm games, movement, and hands-on activities at the keyboard and with rhythm instruments, students explore the fundamentals of music: melody, rhythm, pitch, dynamics, phrasing, and form.

Classes are designed to nurture creativity and confidence while building essential skills like coordination and concentration. A strong emphasis on ensemble playing helps children learn to listen, cooperate, and enjoy making music with others.

Parents or caregivers actively participate making this a true team experience that deepens learning and connection.

Amadeus Explorers sets the stage for all the musical adventures to come, giving students a fun and solid start before they dive into more structured classes and private lessons.

Music in Me is a dynamic readiness program for young children with emphasis on ear training, solfege singing, movement, keyboard activities, pitch and rhythm awareness. Creativity is stressed. Parent involvement in class and at home. The curriculum is designed to immerse children and parents in activities which develop the ear, utilize the tactile-kinesthetic sense, explore keyboard geography and playing through tracking activities, set pre-reading concepts combined with pitch awareness, experience large motor skills in movement songs and finer motor skills with hand/finger play songs and activities.

Parent/caregiver's participation is required in class & at home. No Previous experience is needed.

Age Range: 6-9 years

Course Length: 18 weeks

MIM & MMIM can be repeated.

Spark your child’s creativity and confidence through joyful music-making!

More Music in Me is a vibrant and engaging class designed to introduce young children to the world of music through movement, singing, rhythm, and keyboard exploration. Children learn music the way they learned to speak—by listening, repeating, and responding.

Through solfege singing (do-re-mi), keyboard activities, movement games, and rhythm instruments, children develop a strong musical foundation in a fun, encouraging, and non-competitive environment.

Parents or caregivers attend each class and play an active role in at-home support, making learning a shared and rewarding experience.

Whether taken on its own or as a continuation of Music in Me, this class helps children build coordination, focus, and confidence—while fostering a lifelong love of music.

Parent/caregiver's participation is required in class & at home. No Previous experience is needed.

Age Range: 5-6 years

Course Length: 18 weeks

Amadeus Musicians is thoughtfully designed to nurture these critical early years, helping children internalize melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic patterns in a natural and joyful way while building consistent practice habits.

With a strong foundation in ear training, solfege, keyboard skills, and ensemble playing, students develop a deep, intuitive understanding of music.

Parents and caregivers play an essential role in this journey, both in class and at home, creating a supportive and connected learning experience.

By the end of the 1st semester, students play 10-15 pieces many of them with both hands, read notes in treble & bass clefs. Learn simple harmonization transposition techniques and more.

Harmony Road is carefully structured for children to learn the basic building blocks of music. Emphasis areas are ear training, solfège singing, solo and ensemble keyboard playing, rhythm activities, movement, and music creativity. This course gives the student "inner hearing," which makes skills such as transposing, improvisation and composing easily accessible in their musical studies. Parents share in the group experience.