For children ages 3 to 5
Lessons are designed for early childhood attention span, movement needs, and curiosity.
Kids Group Music
Singing, rhythm, movement, and instruments for children ages 3 to 5.
Why Choose Azars' Music School?
A foundation for your music
The class uses a blended approach inspired by Orff, Kodaly, and Suzuki methods, so children learn in a way that feels natural, playful, and motivating.
Cognitive and early learning support
Music activities support listening, memory, coordination, focus, confidence, and social skills.
Group music-making
Children practice turn-taking, cooperation, listening to others, and gaining confidence together.
What Children Do in Class
Singing, ear development, instruments, rhythm, movement, coordination, teamwork, and confidence.
Children experience music through the whole body and through hands-on activities that feel playful and structured.
- Singing, call-and-response, and listening games
- Pitch awareness, memory, and musical confidence
- Hands-on instruments including xylophone, ukulele, melodica, and percussion instruments
- Movement activities to feel the beat and improve coordination
- Turn-taking, cooperation, and listening to others
- Confidence through group music-making
Why Parents Choose the Kids' Music Program
Growing through music
Strong start for future learning
Children build rhythm, listening, singing, coordination, and musical curiosity.
A supportive group setting
Group music gives children a chance to participate, listen, try, and feel proud.
Teamwork through music
Children practice cooperation, turn-taking, and awareness of others.
Natural bridge into private lessons
A strong foundation can make the transition into private instrument lessons easier.
After Kids Group Music
Preparing for private lessons
After group music classes, many children are more ready for private piano, violin, voice, guitar, drums, or other lessons because they have already practiced listening, rhythm, movement, and participation.
- Builds rhythm, listening, confidence, and musical curiosity
- Introduces simple instruments in a playful way
- Helps families notice the child's musical interests
- Creates a natural bridge into private lessons as children grow
Student Video
Student performances
Helpful Articles
Related articles
Guide
Discover the Joys of Our Kids Group Music Class for Ages 3-5 at Azars Music School
A helpful article about the benefits of group music for preschool children.
Guide
What is the best age to start music lessons?
Guidance for families considering when to begin music lessons.
Reviews
From our families
"Very friendly environment"
Moji Salehi"Great place and teachers that are patient and care about student's progress. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for great music education in a warm and supportive place."
Nikita Gozar"The teachers are highly knowledgeable and experienced in teaching both children and adults. One of the best aspects of this school is the annual concerts."
Mahsa SaeediYour teachers
Helia Azar
Piano, flute, music theory, harmony and kids group music, with RCM certification and Suzuki Method experience.
Nila Azar
Piano, cello, music theory and kids group music, with RCM certification and Suzuki Method experience.
FAQ
Common questions
What age is Kids Group Music for?
The class is designed for children ages 3 to 5.
What instruments do children use?
Children can explore instruments such as xylophone, ukulele, melodica, and percussion instruments.
Is this a good first step before private lessons?
Yes. Group music builds rhythm, listening, confidence, and curiosity before children move into private lessons.
What methods inspire the program?
The program uses a blended approach inspired by Orff, Kodaly, and Suzuki methods.
Does the live Wix page have a video?
How much are kids group lessons?
Tuition depends on lesson length and scheduling format. Please visit the pricing page or contact the school for current rates.
Designed for Ages 3 to 5
A joyful first music class for preschool children.
Singing, Rhythm, Movement, and Instruments
Children explore xylophone, ukulele, melodica, percussion, listening, and movement.
A Bridge Into Private Lessons
The class builds a foundation for future piano, violin, cello, guitar, voice, drums, or other lessons.