Music Wonderland,
just recently launched in Canada, is designed
for
3 and 4 year-olds. This
course is a wonderful introduction to the world of
music through singing, listening, and playing the
keyboard, even at their young
age.
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Lyric (Song) and Solfege Singing -
Keyboard Playing -
Concentration Games with Parents -
Music Appreciation -
Rhythm Instruments -
(AKA "Musical TV")Picture-Card Show
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Course areas include:
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A keyboard instrument at home is not a requirement for Music Wonderland. However, upon enteringJMC: Primary the following year, students will need access to an instrument for home practice.
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Back By Popular Demand!
Students
are exposed to a wide variety of music. An
appreciation for all forms of music is strengthened
by the various activities that take place between
the children and their parents. Music Wonderland is
not only a great way to stimulate your child's
development, but also to strengthen the bond
between parent and child.
Keyboards are used in the course as tools for expression of concepts such as high/low and loud/soft sounds, as well as teaching students various rhythmic patterns. They learn to play a part in music-making with parent, friends, and teacher. The use of different fingers is also introduced in a way that is natural for 3 and 4 year-old children.
By the end of Music Wonderland, your child will have learned how to listen and react to song and sound, and enjoy making music with others. You will see the start of little musicians who can appreciate and express themselves through an international language -- music.
Keyboards are used in the course as tools for expression of concepts such as high/low and loud/soft sounds, as well as teaching students various rhythmic patterns. They learn to play a part in music-making with parent, friends, and teacher. The use of different fingers is also introduced in a way that is natural for 3 and 4 year-old children.
By the end of Music Wonderland, your child will have learned how to listen and react to song and sound, and enjoy making music with others. You will see the start of little musicians who can appreciate and express themselves through an international language -- music.
