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Sunday Morning Music

November 8 @ 8:15 am - 9:00 am

Join us on Sunday mornings @ 9:15-10:00am for family-friendly music making! This class will explore different aspects of melody, harmony, and rhythm through singing, instrument exploration, rhythmic activities, and hands-on demonstrations. Babies and tots can shake and rattle along, while older kids can sing and dance, as well as try a variety of more complex instruments. We will sing old favourites, learn new tunes, and explore many different musical genres. All instruments will be provided, and each week will feature a different surprise “instrument of the week” for participants to see up close and learn more about.
Time: 9:15-10:00 AM
Location: Hope Rec Centre Mezzanine (No need to check in at the front desk – go directly up to the mezzanine through the ice rink doors, and up the stairs on the left).
Fee: $5/first child, $3 for each additional child in a family/group. The class is drop-in (no pre-registration required). You can pay online ahead of time at https://www.mountainmelodies.org/ OR, pay cash or e-transfer at the door.
Note: All children must be accompanied by an adult guardian
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