Music

Music can have a profound impact on your life. It can help your child hone crucial skills such as coordination, collaboration, and multitasking. It can also spark your creativity and expression. It brings together and it cross pollinates. It teaches both emotion and structure.

That’s why we value music education so much here. We offer a variety of musical activities for our students, from exploring different instruments and genres, to improvising, composing, and writing songs. Our Music Program is designed to help you discover your musical potential and build your confidence.

Studying music doesn’t just make you a better musician.

• Accelerated Cognitive development: Music helps children develop better cognitive skills such as memory, creativity, and problem-solving abilities.
  Learning an instrument, like learning a new language, fundamentally changes the brain.

• Improved language skills: Learning music means learning how to hear. So it’s no surprise that music cross pollinates and helps children with language development, vocabulary, pronunciation, and comprehension.

• Real Teamwork: Children who study music develop better teamwork and cooperation skills as they work together to create a harmonious musical piece.

• Emotional development: Listening to and creating music can help children develop emotional intelligence and improve their emotional regulation skills.

• Boosts creativity and imagination: Music encourages children to explore their imaginations, express themselves creatively, and be innovative.
• Increases self-esteem and confidence: As children master musical skills, their self-esteem and confidence grow, which can have a positive impact on their overall well-being.
• Better physical coordination: Music lessons can help children develop fine motor skills and improve their hand-eye coordination.
• Provides a lifelong skill: Learning music is a skill that children can use for their entire lives, whether for personal enjoyment or for pursuing a musical career.