REGISTER NOW!

MONDAY and TUESDAY classes at NEW LOCATION for SPRING session -

5 Oaks on Warson!

This is the brand new Olivette Community Center which opened last fall and classes start April 29.

REGISTRATION IS NOW AVAILABLE on their website (see link below)!

https://www.olivetteparksandrec.com/music-together.html

**PLEASE NOTE**:

All in-person classes will follow (and adhere to) government and local health/safety protocols and mandates as well as those of class facilities and locations (and are subject to change according to these regulations)

Music Learning Supports All Learning^®

Did you know that all children are musical? Have you ever wondered what you can do to nurture the musical growth of your child, regardless of your own musical ability? Experience Music Together and find out how important--and how fun--your role can be!

Designed for infants through 5 year olds, our Music Together classes build on your child's natural enthusiasm for music and movement. We will do our best to help you provide your child with the basic musical skills needed to enjoy school and social musical activities, and to study an instrument should he or she choose to do so.

Schedule a make-up

(click on the link above)

Recent News

Dec 01, 2022

NEW- Rhythm Kids^® Online!

Rhythm Kids^® is Music Together for big kids (Level 1 for 4-5 year olds and Level 2 for grades K-2)! In each weekly music class, participants drum, sing, move and play to rhythms inspired by musical traditions around the world, from West Africa Gahu, to Japanese Taiko, to Brazilian Samba just to name a few (a djembe drum is needed to participate and recommendations can be given for purchasing one). Classes will be taught online only this session and will be available weekly in a live format. There will be class participant materials for all families (the same as Music Together mixed age family classes). Feel free to get in touch with any questions.

BLAST FROM THE PAST

Robert & Class on Local NBC Show (June 7, 2005) Robert's Music Together was featured on KSDK 5/NBC's "Show Me St. Louis". Wendy Erikson's story included interviews with Robert and parents (including Daryl Huitt who was responsible for getting NBC to come out!) as well as fun video of the class in action.