Collection: Joy-and-Awe-Filled Music Programs for All Ages

*Our 1-on-1 lessons are at our studio at 29 Tasan Cres, Chatham & our group classes are at 165 Park Ave., Chatham (Praise Fellowship Church).

1-ON-1 LESSONS (ALL AGES)

Our unique style of lessons, developed over two decades of experience, teaches instrument skills while emphasizing music fundamentals and learning by doing.

We have lots of experience with students with various learning styles, disabilities and skill sets, and will adapt the lessons to suit the students’ needs. 

We teach ukulele, piano, guitar, drums, singing, bass, mandolin, harmonica, brass & woodwinds, music theory & music production.

During their lessons and home practice time, students will work on instrument skills and musical fundamentals. They will learn pre-existing songs and write their own using the skills they’ve learned. And they'll be given opportunities to perform those songs in videos made in our studio.

LITTLE JAMMERS (INFANT TO PRE-SCHOOL)

Bring your child(ren) and stick around as we sing and dance together, discover musical instruments and do simple exercises to learn the basics of rhythm, melody and dynamics. -- THIS PROGRAM WILL BE TAKING A BREAK DURING TERM 4

KINDERJAM (JK/SK)

KinderJAM is like Little JAMmers, but bigger! We will sing and dance together, discover musical instruments and learn musical basics that will lay a foundation for future learning and playing.

THE LUMINESCENT OFTEN MAGNIFICENT JOYFUL AWE MUSIC FUN BAND (GR. 1-8)

Also known as JAM Band, it’s not lessons, it’s a band – where kids learn by doing. All skill levels welcome. Beginners will join the choir and play simple percussion parts. Students with experience will be given roles that reflect (and further develop) their skill level. Songs will be performed for YouTube videos and in live settings.

MEET THE TEACHERS

If money is an issue, please don't hesitate to contact us to inquire about receiving financial assistance.

And please contact us if you would be willing to donate toward sponsoring students.