The Program

Music for Young Children® is an exciting, hands-on approach to learning music, designed especially for the young beginner.

This program builds a solid foundation of understanding and enjoying music.
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Throughout the year, we will be learning piano repertoire, rhythm, music theory, history, composition, listening skills, singing and music vocabulary.

There are five age-appropriate beginning levels. Students completing advanced levels are well prepared to move into intermediate piano studies. There are two levels of Pre-Piano Classes, Music Pups and Sunrise.

Children graduate from MYC in 3-5 years with the knowledge required for the Preliminary Rudiments Theory exam and the performance skills required for Grade One conservatory exams.

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Class Progression

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The Teacher

MYC® teachers meet specific piano performance and theory qualifications. In addition they receive special program training, ongoing refresher courses, and regular evaluations by their MYC area coordinators. Teachers are committed to parent involvement, encouraging learning, children and families.

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The Parents

Parents are a very special part of each MYC® class. They are essential to the success of this program. Each child is accompanied to every class by a parent/guardian. They are not only involved as a helper to their child in class, but also at home. Parents are able to spend time learning with their child and often go on to further their own music studies.
Parents with MYC Students

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The Student

The MYC® student wants to learn music and have fun doing it! Your child will be placed in an age-appropriate group of students eager to learn together.

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"I am not a teacher: only a fellow-traveller of whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead--ahead of myself as well as you."

- George Bernard Shaw