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Oct 5, 2022
This class introduced a variety of musical instruments in tunes and it grabbed the attention from children.
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Music Class (Ages 2 - 3 Years) - A KidPass Members Only Session!
MusiBambino
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Children are exposed to more sophisticated melodies and begin to rhythmically accompany the melodies on various percussion instruments such as the xylophone, triangle, maracas, tambourine and castanets. Playing on musical instruments like violins, recorders and harmonicas, kids have the opportunity to imitate their teacher in ensembles. Children start learning to interact, listen and work together as a cohesive group.
When to arrive:
10 minutes before
Cancellation policy:
1 hour in advance
Caregiver required:
Yes
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Provider
48 West 68th Street, Suite 1D, New York, NY 10023
Upper West Side
(212) 877 7125
About
MusiBambino, located in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, provides age-appropriate group music classes for kids ages 4 months to 5 years old. This beloved music program introduces music to little ones through hands-on experiences with instruments like the violin, cello, flute, accordion, xylophones, triangles and more! MusiBambino nurtures the love of arts and invaluable social, aural, and motor skills developed at an early age, dividing classes into age-appropriate chunks. Kids ages 4-12 months, for example, focus on sing-alongs to classical, folk and popular music to get accustomed to the sounds of instruments, while kids ages 4 and 5 actually learn how to play and read music. If you've got a little with a real passion for music, yes—MusiBambino does birthday parties!
Editor’s Tip
Musibambino believes that starting musical education as early as possible not only helps nurture key social, cognitive and motor skills, but also a love of art from an early age.
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