Music Classes for Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers 

in St. Louis

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Come See What Music Together® Is All About

What Happens in a Music Together® Class

In your Music Together® class, you'll sing, dance, and play alongside your child and other families from St. Louis. One minute you’re stomping around like dinosaurs. The next, your child is hopping into your lap for a car ride or snuggling up for a lullaby. Some children jump right in. Others watch, explore, or find their own way into the music. However your child responds is completely okay. For forty-five minutes each week, you get to simply enjoy the music-making with your little one.

Why Music Together® Works

From the songs we sing to the way your teacher guides class, everything in Music Together has been intentionally designed for the way children learn: through play with their grownups. Behind it all is more than 40 years of research in music and early childhood development. The activities invite children in, and the music has the variety and artistry to keep grownups engaged. As you're drawn into the music, your child will be, too.

More than a Music Class

The music doesn't stop when class ends. With the Music Together App and illustrated songbook, it’s easy to keep it going at home. Soon, the songs start popping up everywhere—during car rides, kitchen dance parties, silly moments, hard moments, and the ordinary routines that shape family life.

 

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Recent News

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.