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We are a learning community of teachers, students, and parents who collaborate together to make a positive community impact. When we work together, remarkable transformation takes place in the lives of our students. We invite you to join us and allow us to be part of your musical journey.
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We are a learning community of teachers, students, and parents who collaborate together to make a positive community impact. When we work together, remarkable transformation takes place in the lives of our students. We invite you to join us and allow us to be part of your musical journey.
New Piano Classes begin this week. Space is limited, so sign-up now!
“Great teachers who are amazing with children! They create a personalized environment where each child can excel. Our daughter has been expanding each time she has a lesson.”
Meet Michael Gray, the newest teacher to our team!
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Our Approach to Music Education
Babies can hear in the womb. That’s where music in the life of a child begins. But how do you go from cradle to playing an instrument? You begin in Early Childhood, in those formative first five years. At Airshine, we teach the Musikgarten curriculum.
Musikgarten is the only music program that seamlessly teaches children from early childhood to piano. The music they learn at the beginning are the songs they learn to play on piano.
Cycle of Seasons is the starting place for children ages 3 to 5. Cycle of Seasons was written with the curious, observant preschool child in mind.
After Cycle of Seasons, children ages 4-5 are ready for Music Makers: At Home in the World. In this class, children begin to read and write music. They enjoy the new challenge of reading music, as they begin reading in preschool and kindergarten.
And now…children are ready to play an instrument: piano, guitar, ukulele, violin, cello, saxophone…
The foundation is laid to learn an instrument. Now the student’s ears are listening with attention, their voices can match pitch, they understand how notes move — high, low, loud, soft, fast, slow — and their bodies are in control. With advanced fine motor skills, they soar!
By the end of Piano Book 1, students can play 11 songs in 4 major keys and 2 minor keys BY EAR. They can transpose with ease and play with confidence.
Kids come back for more because they feel accomplished and proud!