We've talked a lot about solfege - because we've seen what it does for musicians. Be sure you see our other posts, beginning with the...

Music comes alive when kids know the songs! Listening at home helps children feel confident, join in fully, and build real musicianship through ear training and repetition. Whether it’s on the LPM app, downloaded files, or a kid-friendly player, giving your child easy access to class music sets them up for success—and creates joyful family connection along the way.

In Let’s Play Music, students move beyond keeping a steady beat to practicing subdivisions—elephant steps, lion walks, monkey chatter, and cicada chirps! Through playful chants, movement, and rhythm games, children learn to feel and divide the beat accurately. These fun activities build rhythmic confidence and prepare them for the trickier rhythms they’ll encounter as musicians.

Is a C-E-G chord always red? Not quite! In Let’s Play Music, students discover that chords can change roles—red, blue, or yellow—depending on where DO is. Just like a person can be a mother, daughter, or granddaughter in different stories, chords play different roles in music. Learning this “magic of key change” helps students understand harmony and how songs move, travel, and return home.

Who was Jack, and why was he jumping over a candlestick? 🕯✨ Discover surprising origin stories, then turn this classic rhyme into a fun, giggle-filled game that boosts your child’s literacy, rhythm, and movement skills—jumping, twirling, and leaping right at home!

Looking for the right piano teacher after Let's Play Music? 🎶 Use our trusted Connections list and checklist to find a great fit who builds on your child’s foundation and keeps the music growing! 🎹

What if your studio was more than just a class space? Discover how group music lessons can help you build a lasting community where students thrive, families connect, and everyone feels at home—from toddlers to teens. Let’s grow something meaningful—together!

Let’s Play Music teacher Kara Olson joins Art Moore on the One More Time podcast to share how LPM develops complete musicians through solfege, movement, rhythm, and more. Hear how this fun, structured program builds strong musical skills in young students!