Group Music Classes in Bellevue and Redmond
for Preschoolers
We kindly request that you arrange a consultation and audition with us. During this process, we will gain valuable insights into your child's unique learning patterns. Additionally, you will receive comprehensive information regarding learning program, including information on class commencement dates.
At Happy Minds School of Music, we know that music, storytelling, and play are powerful teaching tools — especially when they’re used together! Our music classes for preschoolers combine these three elements to get kids excited about music.
Each Preschool Music class includes a basic musical concept, a musical instrument, and a storytime component. We teach musical concepts through imaginary story characters and demonstrate how this concept works on the instrument.
This gives preschoolers a fun and easy way to build musical skills. Our preschool music classes help students build a strong foundation of learning skills for the future.
My First Violin Lesson
For Children Ages 5-6
Our young beginner violin students can enjoy themselves and socialize in groups while gaining confidence and mastering the basics of music when they complete group violin lessons. They can then start having one-on-one violin classes with our private instructors.
Children Choir
For Children Ages above 7
Designed with young singers in mind, this ensemble encourages students to have fun while learning about their speaking and singing voices. They'll practice their pitch matching with unison melodies and develop their ability to follow a conductor and blend together.
Piano Express Class
For Children Ages 5-6
Children learn foundational skills like reading notes, tempo, rhythm, and 5-finger position while having fun! From there, they can learn how to focus, develop cognitive skills, and improve motor skills.
My First Musical Journey
For Children Ages 4
Children develop important cognitive skills, such as attention, memory, perception, and cognitive flexibility, through playful, familiar activities like singing, listening, movement, stories, and music-making with age-appropriate instruments. Children work in musical and artistic collaborations designed to foster basic musical knowledge and spur individual and group creativity.
