OVERVIEW
Build a Musical Community Within Your School!
Our Play to Learn program brings high-quality, in-school and after-school music education to students from kindergarten through 5th grade. Whether it’s learning an instrument, singing in a choir, or composing original songs, our Play to Learn program nurtures confidence, creativity, and community through the power of music.
We Partner With You Every Step of the Way
We build lasting meaningful relationships with each school and work in close partnership to ensure that our offerings are effective, and responsive to your community’s needs. This includes responding to school priorities and student needs, conducting planning sessions, and providing curriculum materials and resources. We believe that open communication and thoughtful planning lead to lasting impact and a deeper sense of ownership among all stakeholders: students, teachers, and families alike.
Your School Will Benefit From:
- A Comprehensive, Flexible, or Customized Approach tailored to your community
- Experienced Teaching Artists who bring both expertise and heart
- A Culture of Creativity and Belonging that extends beyond the classroom
OFFERINGS
Our Play to Learn program offers up to 30 weeks of hands-on music instruction, culminating in a student performance that showcases their creativity and growth. Students gain musical skills, they develop music literacy, make cultural connections, and strengthen social-emotional learning through the joy of music-making.
- Instrumental & Vocal Training (Violin, Viola, Cello, Guitar, Ukulele, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion, Keyboard)
- Ensembles (Band, Chorus, Jazz)
- Creative Pathways (General Music, Intro to Musical Theater, Songwriting, Storytelling, Parody Creation)
OUTCOMES
Music Making
Students build essential performance skills, including rhythm, posture, ensemble collaboration, and the ability to confidently perform complete pieces.
Music Literacy
Students deepen their understanding of musical elements such as notation, vocabulary, pitch, tempo, and instrument anatomy.
Social-Emotional Learning Through Music
Through music, students express themselves, build confidence, collaborate with peers, actively listen, and develop problem-solving skills.
Cultural Expression & Community Building
Students explore music from diverse cultures, reflect on their own identities through music, and connect with others through shared musical experiences.
Bring Play to Learn to your school!
For more information, contact Jennifer Dayton, Director of Education.