Students learn to compose original music focusing on three main areas; melody, harmony, and instrumentation.

A woodwind instrument with a single-reed mouthpiece, a cylindrical tube with a flared end, and holes stopped by keys.

The second largest and second lowest instrument in the string family. Its four strings are either plucked or played with a bow.

This is an example of an excerpt. This copy is for placement only.

This is an example of an excerpt. This copy is for placement only.

Our youngest students–6 months through 8 years–learn the basics of music through play, movement, and creative expression.

We are guided by our board members, who donate their time, resources, and expertise in shaping the future of Settlement.

Focusing on arm and feet movements, students (ages 3 to 5) explore a variety of exciting dance movements that were traditionally used as storytelling in Africa.

Combing urban and street dance styles with freestyle movement, Hip Hop classes give students (age 6 and up) the opportunity to develop their own sense of style.