Drop in for a free day of music, fun, and learning at Indian Hill Music School, 36 King Street, Littleton on Saturday, September 10 from 10 to 4!
10 AM Kickoff Party for the new Music For Aardvarks Program
Children age 6 months to 4 years and their caregivers are invited to enjoy this lively, interactive program! The class is designed to build a child’s musical foundation and introduce babies and toddlers to the joy of participating in music through relevant and lively original songs in diverse contemporary musical styles, beloved traditional songs, instrument play, games, and more.
10 AM - 4 PM Sample Classes
Try out these traditional classical programs and all-new offerings designed to appeal to all ages, interests and abilities.
10 AM Percussion Power (age 8-12)
11 AM Beginner Ukulele (age 5-8) and Woodwind Ensemble (age 9-14)
12 PM Beginner Guitar (age 6-10)
1 PM Beginner Guitar (age 4-5), Beginner Piano (age 5-8) and Cantori Scolari Choir (age 7-14)
2 PM Beginner Piano (age 5-8), Kids' Musical Revue (age 8-12), and String Band (adults)
3 PM Beginner Violin (age 5-10), Beginner Drums (age 6-10), Beginner Piano (adults) and Voiceworks (adults)
All Day: Hands-On Instrument Exploration
Thinking about private lessons? Try out piano, guitar, ukulele, flute, drums, violin, trumpet, saxophone, harp, voice and more! Meet instructors, review class schedules, and ask questions. “Our goal is to find the best instrument and teacher-student match for each individual. Students may begin private lessons as early as five years old, and many of our beginners are of retirement age,” said Robbins. “It’s never too late to start!”
For more information and a complete schedule, visit www.indianhillmusic.org/school/events.html or call (978) 486-9524. The event is free and open to the public, with support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and DCU - Digital Federal Credit Union.
- Instrument "Petting Zoo"
- Try Beginner Classes in Voice, Piano, Ukulele, Percussion and More
- Kickoff for "Music for Aardvarks", Indian Hill's new Early Childhood Music Program
- Free Ice Cream from Cherry Hill Ice Cream
- Healthy Snacks from Whole Foods Westford
- Live Music by Indian Hill Faculty
10 AM Kickoff Party for the new Music For Aardvarks Program
Children age 6 months to 4 years and their caregivers are invited to enjoy this lively, interactive program! The class is designed to build a child’s musical foundation and introduce babies and toddlers to the joy of participating in music through relevant and lively original songs in diverse contemporary musical styles, beloved traditional songs, instrument play, games, and more.
“Participating in music, actively and at the earliest age possible, positively influences how children think, learn, and relate to others throughout their lives,” according to Pete Robbins, the new Director of Education at Indian Hill. “We are incredibly lucky to be able to bring a program like Music for Aardvarks exclusively to the Indian Hill community.” David Weinstone, program creator, will join Indian Hill’s Joey Pierog in leading a class, performing some of his original Aardvarks songs, and hosting a meet-and-greet with parents.
10 AM - 4 PM Sample Classes
Try out these traditional classical programs and all-new offerings designed to appeal to all ages, interests and abilities.
10 AM Percussion Power (age 8-12)
11 AM Beginner Ukulele (age 5-8) and Woodwind Ensemble (age 9-14)
12 PM Beginner Guitar (age 6-10)
1 PM Beginner Guitar (age 4-5), Beginner Piano (age 5-8) and Cantori Scolari Choir (age 7-14)
2 PM Beginner Piano (age 5-8), Kids' Musical Revue (age 8-12), and String Band (adults)
3 PM Beginner Violin (age 5-10), Beginner Drums (age 6-10), Beginner Piano (adults) and Voiceworks (adults)
All Day: Hands-On Instrument Exploration
Thinking about private lessons? Try out piano, guitar, ukulele, flute, drums, violin, trumpet, saxophone, harp, voice and more! Meet instructors, review class schedules, and ask questions. “Our goal is to find the best instrument and teacher-student match for each individual. Students may begin private lessons as early as five years old, and many of our beginners are of retirement age,” said Robbins. “It’s never too late to start!”
For more information and a complete schedule, visit www.indianhillmusic.org/school/events.html or call (978) 486-9524. The event is free and open to the public, with support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and DCU - Digital Federal Credit Union.
Founded in 1985, Indian Hill Music School, a non-profit community music school, has been providing private lessons, classes, ensembles, and summer programs to children and adults of all ages and abilities in the Littleton area for over 30 years. The school serves more than 1,200 students annually with a faculty of over 60 professional artist/educators and awards more than $65,000 in need-based scholarships to students in its service area each year.
