Music Classes
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One to one Instruments classes
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MÚSICA BAND ENSEMBLE
Unite, perform, and bring music to life!
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Program Details:
• Class size: 4-6 students
• Class duration: 1 hour weekly
• Special offer: One free trial
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Program Highlights:
• Play together as a band: Learn teamwork, timing, and group dynamics through ensemble performance.
• Instrument exploration: Practice your instrument while blending with others.
• Sight reading & music theory: Read sheet music and understand musical symbols used in ensemble settings.
• Rhythm & ear training: Develop timing, listening skills, and harmonic awareness.
• Performance skills: Prepare for live concerts and showcase your talents.
• Musical creativity: Explore improvisation and expression within a group setting.
• Genre exploration: Play music across various styles, including classical, jazz, pop, and contemporary.
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Outcome:
Students gain confidence, teamwork skills, musicianship, and a real-world performance experience while enjoying the excitement of making music together.
MÚSICA CHILDREN PROGRAM
Making music theory simple, fun, and exciting!
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Program Details:
• Designed for: 4 to 6-year-old
• Class size: 5–10 students
• Class duration: 1 hour weekly
• Special offer: One free trial
Program Highlights:
• Learn music through games, singing, movement, and creative play.
• Build rhythm, pitch, and listening skills.
• Develop coordination, social skills, creativity, and confidence.
• Explore instruments: Percussion and melodic play.
• Music basics: Notes, symbols, rhythms, and core concepts.
• Ear & rhythm training: Listening, clapping, and keeping the beat.
• Sight singing: Sing with piano to improve pitch and tone.
• Creative play: Improvise, experiment, and express musical ideas.
MÚSICA JUNIOR PROGRAM
Building solid musicianship with theory, listening skills, and musical understanding!
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Program Details:
• Designed for: 7 to 12‑year‑old students
• Class size: 5–10 students
• Class duration: 1 hour weekly
• Special offer: One free trial
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Program Highlights:
• Focus on music theory fundamentals: notes, rhythm, time signatures, scales, and basic harmony.
• Ear training & aural skills: pitch recognition, interval listening, rhythmic understanding, and melodic awareness.
• Rhythm & beat development: rhythmic pattern practice, clapping, and pulse activities to improve timing.
• Sight singing & solfège: practice singing using solfege (do‑re‑mi) and learning to read simple melodies.
• Music history & appreciation: introduction to key musical styles, genres, composers, and how music fits into culture and time (age‑appropriate context).
• Instrument exploration & ensemble skills: opportunities to apply theory through playing simple instruments, group listening, and cooperative music‑making.
• Creative expression: improvisation, composition basics, and developing personal musical ideas in class.
What Students Will Do:
• Music theory exercises — read notes, symbols, and rhythms, explore keys and patterns.
• Aural training drills — listen for pitch, rhythm, intervals, and simple harmonic movement.
• Sight singing practice — vocalize melodies with correct rhythm and relative pitch.
• Rhythm activities — games, clapping, and group rhythm challenges to build strong beat skills.
• Music history mini‑lessons — short, engaging segments on composers, styles, or the evolution of musical ideas (age appropriate).
• Group music activities — ensemble listening, call‑and‑response, and cooperation exercises to deepen musicianship.
MÚSICA SENIOR PROGRAM
Developing advanced musicianship through theory, composition, analysis, and creative expression!
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Program Details:
• Designed for: 12 years old and above
• Class size: 5–10 students
• Class duration: 1 hour weekly
• Special offer: One free trial
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Program Highlights:
• Advanced music theory: Dive deeper into musical structures, harmony, scales, chord progressions, and formal analysis of pieces.
• Ear & aural training: Develop rigorous listening skills — recognizing rhythms, intervals, melodies, harmonies, and dictation.
• Composition & creative writing: Learn how to create original music, explore melody and harmony, and apply composition techniques.
• Music analysis: Study musical pieces to understand form, texture, style, and how composers structure their work.
• Musical genres & history: Explore a variety of musical styles — classical, jazz, pop, world music, and contemporary genres — to understand their characteristics and evolution.
• Sight singing & solfège: Practice reading and performing melodies accurately, improving pitch confidence and rhythmic accuracy.
• Rhythm exercises & advanced beat skills: Refine rhythmic precision through clapping patterns, syncopation, and complex rhythmic activities.
What Students Will Do:
• Study theory essentials: Including notation, form, harmony foundations, and ear training drills — preparing students for advanced music understanding or future exams.
• Compose original music: Students write melodies and harmonies, work with motifs and structure, and learn how composition relates to theory.
• Analyze real musical works: Guided listening and score analysis help students see how professional compositions are constructed.
• Explore musical styles: Learn about major genres and styles, how they differ, and their cultural or historical background.
• Strengthen listening skills: Aural training exercises that sharpen the ability to identify intervalic relationships, melodic contours, and harmonic functions.
• Perform exercises: Sight singing and rhythm challenges to build confidence for performance and ensemble work.