512-970-9770San Diego, California

Ages 4–6 entry

Let's Play Music

A three-year foundational music and piano program that teaches ear training, note reading, solfège, classical music, and composition, all through play.

Let's Play Music

Highlights

  • Three-year sequential curriculum, new classes each fall
  • Year 1: singing voice, tone bells, and autoharp
  • Years 2–3: full-size keyboards, note reading, composition
  • Graduates transition confidently to private piano

Tuition

Year 1: $340 per semester, or $85 a month (45-minute classes)

Year 2: $380 per semester, or $95 a month (50-minute classes)

Year 3: $420 per semester, or $105 a month (55-minute classes)

Each year also has a $50 registration fee, a $50 recital fee, and materials of $72 to $91, ordered through Let's Play Music.

Pay by semester, or spread tuition over 8 monthly payments.

About the Program

Let's Play Music is much more than piano lessons. Children learn chord structure, ear training, sight singing, and a love of classical music through solfège hand signs, folk songs, and games that make the ideas stick. Every lesson leans on the young brain's natural gift for soaking up music.

It's a three-year program that runs across six semesters, following the school year from August into early May. In Year 1, children build musicianship with their singing voice, tone bells, and the autoharp. In Years 2 and 3, each child plays a full-size keyboard in class and at home as note reading, theory, and composition grow.

Watch a class and you'll see kids jumping, singing, skipping, telling stories, and laughing. That is by design, because children learn best when they are playing. By the time they graduate, they are ready to thrive in private lessons as confident readers, players, and even young composers.

How to Register

  1. 1Complete the Let's Play Music registration form.
  2. 2Pay your registration and recital fees ($100 total) to Ms. Abigail by Zelle (preferred), cash, or check.
  3. 3She'll send an enrollment code so you can select your class and order materials.