Every child possesses an innate musicality. Regardless of their cultural background, children universally connect with music, engaging in a rich dialogue and communication within the realm of melodies. Their inherent curiosity drives them to explore the boundless possibilities within music, effortlessly crafting diverse movements that synchronize with its rhythms. Moreover, they are profoundly moved by the beauty of sounds and melodies. It is our responsibility to ensure that children have ample opportunities to express their emotional connection with music through various creative means.

Children joyfully learn to sing the iconic "Do Re Mi" song, while also practicing the musical scale gestures pioneered by John Curwen. Through this engaging process, they develop an acute sense of pitch, discerning the nuances of the seven musical notes within compositions. Furthermore, they experience a warm camaraderie among their peers during collective cooperative games, fostering a friendly and supportive atmosphere throughout their musical journey.

In this engaging activity, children delve into the captivating world of Carnivalito rhythms. Through fun-filled musical games, they develop a solid sense of steady rhythm patterns. They also gain an understanding of the song structure, specifically the A1 A2 B1 B2 format. Moreover, children are encouraged to express the distinct musical sections of the song by creating their own percussion instruments. They learn to skillfully employ various musical instruments to play the song with accuracy and finesse.

Music exerts a significant influence on children's holistic development, particularly enhancing language, physical, social, and emotional growth. Nurturing musical potential entails active participation, and we are dedicated to cultivating a conducive musical environment that ignites children's curiosity and enthusiasm for music. Join us as we embark on a journey with Fettes children to unlock their hearts and ears, engage their bodies, and uncover the myriad wonders of music.