Pop & Jazz Conservatory music playschool
Music playschool “muskari” is usually early music education for children under school age. But at the Pop & Jazz The Conservatory we offer music playschool also for adults and seniors.
Music playschool is for children aged 0-6, adults and seniors who enjoy making music together. Babies and smallest toddlers come to classes together with their own adult. Music playschool is a fun activity, and it has also been proven to have a positive impact on a child’s development in many ways.
In music playschool for adults, the participants make music together. Adult music playschool is a music hobby that one can join without earlier instrument playing or singing skills! Adult and senior music playschools may also be a good choice for those who want to learn a repertoire of current children songs.
The objectives of the music playschool
The aim of the music playschool for children under school age is to awaken interest and love for music and to support a balanced growth of the child’s overall personality. The music play school provides a good foundation for possible future musical studies and develops a holistic musicality.
At music playschool, the child will have positive experiences of music and the world of music. Through shared musical moments, a sense of belonging is strengthened and the child has the opportunity to practice performing and enjoy the performances of others.
See more information about the music playschool for under-school children.
Music playschool for adults and seniors provides a fun, relaxed activity, a pleasant pastime and social contact with other like-minded people. In Music playschool you learn songs that can be sung together with children and grandchildren. Music playschool keeps you active and refreshes your memory, and you can come without any previous background in music.
See more information on adult and senior music playschool.
Music playschool’s policies
Music, play and interaction, auditory learning and self-expression form the basis of music playschool. Lessons include singing, chatting, listening to music, playing instruments, musical movement and combining music with other creative expression.
Instruments in music playschool include rhythm instruments such as cones, maracas, triangles, gongs and quiros, melody instruments such as xylophones and other tile instruments, percussion instruments such as djembes, bongos, and ring drums. Other instruments include kanteles, recorders, ukuleles, acoustic guitars and band instruments such as small electric guitars and basses, class drums, drum kits, electric pianos and vocal microphones.
Participants have the possibility to perform in music playschool Christmas and spring concerts. Through performing, one gains experience in performing situations and guidance in performing behaviour.