Before playing an instrument, children experience music through their bodies: swaying, clapping, repeating melodies, and discovering rhythm. In Family music, the adult joins the session, singing and playing with their child, turning music into a shared moment you can recreate at home.
Tell us how many months or years old your child is, whether they've already had any experience with music, and which times work best for you.
We suggest a small group of children of similar ages or private sessions at your home, depending on what works best for your family.
Groups meet at a home or in a residential complex's community room; private sessions take place in your home. We work out the details with you.
In each session, you sing, move, and play with rhythm, and the teacher gives you simple ideas to try again during the week.
They're short, active sessions with songs, rhymes, rhythm games, and movement. The adult participates alongside the child, and the length and pace are adapted to the child's age. We agree on the details based on the group.
We don't have a venue. Small groups meet at a home or in a residential complex's community room, and private sessions take place at home in Bogotá and the surrounding area, subject to each teacher's availability.
We designed the program for children approximately 0 to 5 years old. From age 3, they can also take introductory music lessons, the natural next step when they're ready for more structured sessions.
It depends on whether you enroll in a group for a set period or choose private sessions at home, and on the number of sessions. Message us and we'll send you the options.
Message us on WhatsApp with your child's age and your neighborhood. We'll tell you which groups or formats are available and put together a proposal.
Leave your name and WhatsApp number. We'll message you to understand what you're looking for and recommend teachers and times. No commitment.
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