We warmly welcome you and your child to a rich world of music exploration
and quality music playtime together . . . with classes up and down our valley.

Come see for yourself - - imagine what it is like to be your child
with wonderful sounds, interesting movements, instruments to play,
other children to watch, other parents to know, silly things to laugh at,
and most of all, music that he or she loves. Your child especially loves
being in class with YOU, holding, hugging, singing and making music with you.

During each term, classes are limited to 6-12 children with parents or caregivers. Mixed age groups enhance family-style learning. Activities are research-based, developmentally-appropriate, and support children in developing musical awareness
and ability. Ideas evolve from the children's world and daily lives.

Registration/Class Reservations required.
Winter Classes are offered as a 10-week program for optimal learning experience.(Not a drop-in program)

Watch video clips of Music Together classes at www.MusicTogether.com

A Child's Work Is Play!

Children have an amazing ability to teach themselves through play.
We encourage you and your child to explore, play and discover in your own way,
and your own time, whether your child chooses to watch and study all that happens
in our musically-rich environment, to work on "receiving" and processing information, to play actively with you, to sing and dance freely, or to independently explore around the room. We honor each child's learning style and help you support your child's choices.

What You Nurture Grows

You are your child's most important teacher. We support and guide you in modelling and playing actively with your child in class. Each family who enrolls receives a CD, songbook and guide for music play at home. Music Together song collections change every season and include fun and simple, yet musically interesting songs, chants and playalongs with appeal to adults as well as children.

We encourage you to find daily rituals around waking, riding in the car, bedtime and bathtime, going to the store and to the park. Keep in mind how children thrive on silliness, spontaneity and repetition. Your patience, time and commitment will profoundly affect your child's musical development process.

May you discover many joys and benefits of family music time . . . together.

Annie Flynn
All Valley Center Director