However, everyone who participates at the School has a say in defining its role in the community. Classes help parent and child experience and create music together. Classes involve singing and speaking, moving to music, listening, playing instruments and eventually writing and reading music. Exposes students to a wide variety of musical instruments. Students also learn to play the soprano recorder which helps to teach music fundamentals and provides the discipline necessary for further instrumental study.
Children explore the elements of dance through games, movement and magical adventures.
Group and individual creativity are employed to express emotions and tell stories through the art of dance. Music theory classes teach musicianship and music literacy to groups of similar experience. Students receiving scholarship support are required to enroll in theory class, and all others are strongly encouraged. A grant from the Michael Tuch Foundation has made theory available at a reduced cost, and free to all scholarship students. The music program also includes a children's chorus, chamber music ensembles, and jazz ensembles.