The Math

Every semester at Mister Mike's Music, your family learns about 23 new songs. These are not just songs that a musician leads while your child watches. These are songs in which your teacher leads and you sing along, often without any recorded support or instrumental accompaniment.

Do that for a year, and your family knows 70+ songs. Stay for the full three-year cycle of collections, and you're over 200.

Let's just take a moment to think about that.

Many families would have a hard time naming 20 songs they could sing from memory. This is where we're different.

That's what each semester is doing. It's not just a class. It's 20+ new songs in your family's oral library. Some of them silly. Some of them quiet. Some in other languages. Some without words at all. Some that become bedtime songs. Some that become car or bath songs. Some that your three-year-old belts out in the grocery store while strangers smile at you, or sings in the quiet moments after you've said good night and left the room.

The thing about songs, unlike a story you read from a page, is that once your family knows them, they live inside you. You don't need the book. You don't need a screen. You just need your voice and someone to sing with.

A family that's been in this program for three years has a library of over 200 songs they know by heart. Songs that belong to them. Songs their children will remember.

You're not just signing up for a music class. You're building something.

This is what musical families do.

There's a spot for your family. Come see what a class sounds like.

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