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Music Makers Classes: Pueblo (Multilingual)

Have a curious one on your hands asking a million questions?

That kind of curiosity is the spark behind every great learner, innovator, and leader. So instead of shushing it, we fuel it!

In our Musical Pueblo class, your child’s questions become the gateway to discovery—about sound, culture, language, instruments, and their own musical expression. 

This isn’t just another class. It’s Level I of our Piano & Voice Prep journey—a carefully crafted bridge between playful early childhood experiences and the confident, versatile musician they’re on track to become.

They’ll explore the world around them through rhythm, melody, movement, and stories—making sense of music in a way that’s natural and joyful.


By the time they’re ready for piano, voice, or pan, they won’t just be learning—they’ll be leading.

My child can’t sit still. Can music class really help my child focus?

The answer might surprise you. The best way to help your active child focus isn’t by forcing them to sit still—it’s by letting them move more!

Children pre and early primary are wired to learn through movement. In fact, the more they move, the better they listen, process, and understand. But they just don't move enough in school.

That’s why our classes  are built around playful, multi-sensory activities that channel their natural energy into rhythm, melody, language, and coordination.

So yes, your child’s wiggles are welcome here—and we turn them into musical grooves!

 

Shouldn't my child be studying only one instrument?

Not if you want them to actually win later on.

Here’s the truth: At this age, it’s not about drilling one instrument—it’s about building the foundation that sets them apart from the rest later on.


The kids who go the furthest in music (and in life) are the ones who first learned to:

Listen deeply, Move with rhythm; Express themselves through voice and body; Play in a group

That’s how you train the brain and body for real musical fluency. Because when the time comes for piano, pan, violin—you’re not starting from scratch. You’re activating skills that are already there.

Most parents skip this phase and wonder why their child loses interest or plateaus early. But the ones who don’t? Their kids fly past the rest—because the foundation is rock solid.

This class gives your child the competitive edge before the competitions even start.

 

Will they learn to read music notation?

Yes—but in a way that actually makes sense for kids.

Through songs, stories, movement, and games, children begin to aurally and visually recognize musical patterns, which is the true foundation of reading music. 

It’s not about memorizing symbols—it’s about understanding music. And once that clicks, reading notation becomes fun, natural, and joyful. This is where music literacy really begins.

New Families

Member Families

Curious about how our program works or if it’s the right fit for your child?
This short video gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how we use music, movement, and creative play to build real musicianship — not just entertainment.

From developing coordination and confidence to laying the foundation for future piano, voice, and instrumental study, this class is the next step in your child’s musical journey.

Keep the learning going at home
Research shows that musical experiences at home are also a major contributor to the development of grammar in preschoolers.

As such, we encourage and support continued musical play and learning at home with families.

 

When you enroll for the Semester you'll have:

 *Exclusive access to our e-learning resources

*Packets with themed materials

The materials increase family involvement in the learning process and foster the love and appreciation of music and culture.