Harmonie Musicothérapie

Dear parents, you don't need to be musical - your child just needs you.

We just finished our first weekend of classes and he had a blast! There are still a few spots left, so what are you waiting for? Come and join us in musical fun!

https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE

We had our first classes of the Spring semester today in NDG today, and what fun did we have!! We still have room in the 9:15 and 11:15 classes, as well as in our Sunday classes in Verdun. We would love for you to join us!! 🥰

https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE

Music Together Babies class are for babies 0-7 months and their parent, and focuses on musical exposure, bonding through music and learning about the different developmental milestones that can be worked on through musical play.

For example, babies may have tiny hands but they are ready for big learning. Exploring and playing shakers helps promote motor development and tactile stimulation.

For more information, and to learn mor about our Spring schedule 👇
https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE

Why Mixed Age classes help social skills blossom.

These mixed-aged family music classes are at the core of Music Together®, and are open to children of all abilities, from 0-5 years of age. Original and engaging songs will be learned by parent and child. This model fosters natural, family-style learning, where the parent is as involved as (if not more so than) their child. Having a mixed-age group allows older children to develop leadership skills, and for the younger children to learn through watching and listening. Children learn in many different ways (playing, listening, watching, etc), and can participate at their own level. There is no pressure to perform.

Our Spring semester starts soon, hurry to reserve your spot!
https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE

A peek into class: drumming, dancing, and joyful chaos!

Our Spring schedule is up and registrations are open!
https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE

Did you know babies recognize melodies before they recognize words?

When you sing to your baby, they are processing not just what they are hearing but also what they are seeing. Your baby's brain’s auditory cortex and visual cortex are working together to make sense of patterns—such as when they hear you sing an ohh sound and sees your mouth make the ohh shape. So, sing to your baby face-to-face sometimes, so that they can both hear and see you sing. You’ll not only be connecting with your baby up close through music—which is a lovely experience in itself—but also helping their brain develop stronger neural connections.

Our Spring schedule is up and registrations are open!
https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE

Why Mixed Age classes work: siblings learn together, babies learn from big kids, and big kids learn to lead.

You may have heard it said that children teach themselves through play. But play is not just about having fun. Play is the primary method young children use to learn and grow physically, emotionally, cognitively, and socially. And when they play with music, they can also learn the complex skills of singing in tune and accurately expressing rhythm in their bodies. Therefore, one of the best ways that you can support your child’s learning is to offer a lot of opportunities to play freely and play with you. In a Mixed-Age class, you have the added benefits of siblings learning together, babies learning from big kids and big kids learning to lead. This class is a great place to start!

Our Spring schedule is up and registrations are open!
https://harmoniemt.com/music-together%C2%AE