Classes For Early Childhood
Meet the Instruments
Bloomingdale’s Meet the Instruments program introduces students to instrument study, combining elemental music-making classes with age appropriate introductions to solo instruments. Children experience the violin, piano, and wind instruments and more in daily sessions led by faculty artists specializing in each instrument. Join us for an exciting week of musical exploration!
The program will be conducted at the Bloomingdale School of Music, with a daily schedule running from 9 a.m. through 12:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, August 12-16.
*Caregivers are not required to be in class with students.
Register by May 1st and receive a $75 discount!
SUMMER DISCOUNTS!
Limited time offer: Enjoy a $75 discount by signing up before May 31st using code EARLYBIRDMTI at checkout. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to save big!
- FOR AGES4-6 years
- CLASSSummer Workshop
- LENGTH1 weeks*
What you will learn
Our Meet the Instruments students will explore a broad range of musical ideas through sight, sound, and movement. Developed particularly for young students starting off on their musical journey, this program is an action-packed introduction to diverse musical concepts that will lay the groundwork for a variety of future study.
INSTRUMENT DISCOVERY
See demonstrations of various musical instruments and give them a try
SINGING, MUSIC & MOVEMENT
Experience rhythm, melody, and harmony through singing, rhythmic movement, and instrument ensembles
SNEAK PREVIEW/MEET THE FAMILY
Look ahead at the next day’s instrument, and learn about its “family”
END OF WEEK SHOWCASE
Share your experience together with family and friends!
TAKE A PEEK INSIDE OUR CLASSROOM
MUSIC EDUCATION CHANGES LIVES
We provide access to music education to anyone who seeks it, regardless of economic status, ability, ethnicity, or religion, which has a profound impact on individual lives as well as on our entire community.
We offer Need-based financial assistance
Our goal is to make music education accessible and to remove the financial barrier that may prevent students from participating. Therefore, we offer need-based financial aid to as many students as possible.
