Sing your way into Spanish!

Parents and children agree - Our Family Spanish class is a hit!
Come try it out - we're offering a free trial class to everyone - even current students! (and if you're already attending classes at Music Rhapsody, you get a 50% discount on the Family Spanish class - for the entire time you are enrolled!)
Family Spanish at Music Rhapsody
Tuesdays at 4:30 pm & again at 6:00 pm
All ages! Join at any time and learn to speak Spanish as a family!
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Music Rhapsody | 1603 Aviation Blvd., Studio 1 | Redondo Beach, CA 90278 | 310.376.8646 | musicrhapsody.com

Learn 4 Songs in 4 Weeks! REALLY!

Music Rhapsody has some exciting new 4 week Simply Music piano workshops this summer! Come learn 4 songs in 4 weeks!

Thursdays, beginning July 5th at 4:15 pm

Wednesdays, beginning July 18th at 7:00 pm (Adults only class!)

Tuesdays, beginning August 7th at 6:15 pm

Sign up today and begin playing the piano in no time!

For more information please visit us at musicrhapsody.com or call 310.376.8646!

Lynn's Word of the Week (W.O.W.!)

Allegro ~ A direction to play lively and fast.
Using the word “Allegro” in a sentence ~ When playing this piece of music, please play this section allegro..
In class when we dance to “Run, Run!” the name of our mouse puppet is Allegro! It’s no coincidence - this is a great way for children to associate and remember that the word “allegro” means to play livelier and at a faster tempo.

Music Rhapsody ~ Music Makes Everyone Happy ~ www.musicrhapsody.com ~ 310.376.8646

Word of the Week:

Ostinato ~ a short repeated rhythmic or melodic pattern.

Using the word “Ostinato” in a sentence ~ Our 4-6 year old classes enjoyed making up a rhythmic pattern and repeating it over and over to play ostinatos during our Tideo instrumental section.

The children have learned many Italian words this school year since music vocabulary is almost all in Italian.   They can musically demonstrate these other words frequently used in class as a part of our games, stories, dances or even names of puppets!  Adagio, Allegro, Glissando, Tremelo, Piano, Forte, Accent, Crescendo.