MUSIC THERAPY is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program. LEARN MORE
ADAPTED PIANO LESSONS are typically taught by board-certified music therapists experienced in working with people who have special needs. Focused on establishing a solid foundation in music theory, ear training, and performance, therapists use adapted approaches and material to foster success.
TRADITIONAL PIANO LESSONS are typically taught by teachers with backgrounds in music. Taught with individualized approaches to help students master musical concepts, they are taught with the primary goal of providing a solid foundation in music theory and performance.
SUITE SOUNDS IN THE PARK is designed for children with special needs, as well as children who are typically-developing. It is designed to build relationships between the child and caregiver and/or family members, and to provide social opportunities for children ages 0-5.
Designed for children with special needs, as well as for children who are typically-developing, our BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGE reflects your party’s theme through movement, instrument-play, singing, and so much more!
UKULELE LESSONS are taught by a teacher with a background in music. The primary goal is to establish a solid foundation in music theory, ear training, and performance.
ADAPTED PIANO LESSONS are typically taught by board-certified music therapists experienced in working with people who have special needs. 
TRADITIONAL PIANO LESSONS are typically taught by teachers with backgrounds in music. Taught with individualized approaches to help students master musical concepts, they are taught with the primary goal of providing a solid foundation in music theory and performance.
SUITE SOUNDS IN THE PARK is designed for children with special needs, as well as children who are typically-developing. It is designed to build relationships between the child and caregiver and/or family members, and to provide social opportunities for children ages 0-5. 
