Develop your child's ear through interactive musical exercises. Help your baby gain language skills through rhymes, gestures and signs set to music. Give your toddler a foundation for future musical training. Small class size in a private setting allows for personal attention. (Maximum 10 participants)
For infants and babies, interactive ear training builds language skills by activating processes in the brain like pattern recognition, expectation, perception and memory. Putting on a Mozart CD isn’t enough: it cannot
react to your child. Interacting with your baby, singing, signing and using movement strengthens these essential building blocks, which become key processes for problem solving, decision making and critical thinking.
Children who are musically adept are better able to stay focused when learning other subjects. The ability
to stay on your own voice part, for example will help concentration in a noisy classroom or job where there are frequent interruptions. Music lessons (and practicing!) can produce changes that improve the ability to learn.
Director: Liz Silva
email: musictimeny@gmail.com
phone: (850) 345-1578
For infants and babies, interactive ear training builds language skills by activating processes in the brain like pattern recognition, expectation, perception and memory. Putting on a Mozart CD isn’t enough: it cannot
react to your child. Interacting with your baby, singing, signing and using movement strengthens these essential building blocks, which become key processes for problem solving, decision making and critical thinking.
Children who are musically adept are better able to stay focused when learning other subjects. The ability
to stay on your own voice part, for example will help concentration in a noisy classroom or job where there are frequent interruptions. Music lessons (and practicing!) can produce changes that improve the ability to learn.
Director: Liz Silva
email: musictimeny@gmail.com
phone: (850) 345-1578
