Local classical musician and teacher Miss Minor is passionate about helping children discover the liberating, brain-building, and healing joy of music. Using researched methods developed by Edwin Gordon, she boosts music aptitude and language development through song, dance, and play. Her classes are designed for children ages 0-6, with differentiated instruction to challenge every age. In pairing a rich musical diet with play-based engagement, children have so much fun they don’t even realize they are learning.
+ $20 per kid / $10 per sibling
+ add $3 for an instrument kit (yours to keep!) or byo bean bag, egg shaker, and movement scarf!
+ ages 0-6
+ pre-registration required
+ one scholarship available per class, email us for details!
The details:
all classes held at lemon hill park. we will meet up the hill to the right of the playground (when standing on Sedgley Drive looking at the playground). There is free parking along Sedley Dr. and Poplar St.
bring your own blanket and water
per cdc and city guidelines related to covid-19, we will be practicing 6 feet of social distancing, and adults and children 2+ must wear a mask
About Rachel:
Rachel Meyner (BA Music Education, BA Music Performance, Temple U., MA Music Performance, University of Delaware) is a local classical flutist and music teacher with a special fondness for the world’s youngest musicians. In late Spring of 2020, she found herself singing alone to her newborn amidst a world torn by riots, disease, and loneliness. Miss Minor’s Music School began with the simple dream that quality education could continue safely through outdoor classes, and that song could introduce our children to the joys of friendship and community once more. Today, with over ten years of teaching experience specializing in early childhood music education, she incorporates song, dance, movement, instrument-playing, world music, and interactive games for the most enriching music class possible. When Rachel isn’t singing silly songs, she is eagerly devouring world music, salsa dancing, knitting, and playing tennis quite poorly. She and her family hope to meet you and sing with you soon!