Annie Lee Moffett from Third Street Music School Settlement introduces students to pitch.

" Amos Gabia plays songs with instruments from Ghana.

Ashley D'Amico prompts students to move as she plays the ukulele.

Jennifer Taylor introduces meter through musical patterns in Jamaican music.

Lydia Chrisman from Third Street Music School Settlement plays the glockenspiel.

Ashley D’Amico from Education Through Music explores tempo.

Ashley Byler and Yukiko Konishi show how a piano can sound like a cuckoo.

Ashley Byler from Third Street Music School Settlement sings about the three little pigs.

Annie Lee Moffatt from Third Street Music School Settlement explores rhythm.

John Coons from Third Street Music School Settlement invents instruments.

Arielle Lewis from Education Through Music prompts students to clap along to a song.

Ashley Byler from Third Street Music School Settlement teaches about allegro and adagio.

Amos Gabia from Third Street Music School Settlement and Flor Bromley share songs.

Yakir Ben-Hur from National Dance Institute explores how the piano is like an orchestra.

Ashley D’Amico from Education Through Music prompts students to sing along with movement.

Annie Lee Moffett from Third Street Music School Settlement makes rhythmic body sounds.

Amos Gabia from Third Street Music School Settlement sings "Sisala," a song from Ghana.

Lydia Christman leads students in songs.

Flor Bromley leads students in a song

John Coons explores a variety of instruments

Arielle Lewis sings “Shake My Sillies Out.”

Arielle Lewis from Education Through Music helps students learn about rhythms using color.

Ashley D’Amico from Education Through Music teachers students movements to “Looby Loo.”

Amos Gabia Third Street Music School Settlement teaches a traditional rhythm from Ghana.

Amos Gabia Third Street Music School Settlement teaches a traditional song from Ghana.

Ashley D’Amico from Education Through Music helps students learn how to scat.

Sarah Khatami from Education Through Music explores different ways melodies can move.

Yakir Ben-Hur from the National Dance Institute plays various percussion instruments.

In an animated music video, the Pop Ups sing about the letter O.

Ashley Byer from Third Street Music School Settlement helps students sing forte and piano.

Ashley D’Amico from Education Through Music helps students explore beat and rhythm.

Jennifer Taylor from Third Street Music School Settlement sings traveling music.

John Coons introduces students to singing melodies with solfege.

In a music video The Pop Ups sing about a ball they have turned into a puppet.

Singer/songwriter/author Laurie Berkner reads and sings WE ARE THE DINOSAURS.

Hien Nguyen from Education Through Music explore rhythms using food words.

In an animated music video, the Pop Ups sing about the letter D.

In a music video the Pop Ups sing about recycling.

Join Jennifer in learning traditional songs from around the world!

Jennifer Taylor from Third Street Music School Settlement sings Irish and Zulu songs.

David Martinez from Education Through Music teaches students a song from Colombia.

John Coons from Third Street Music School Settlement and the Pop Ups sing.

Sarah Khatami from Education Through Music helps students learn about beat and rhythm.

In an animated music video, the Pop Ups sing about drawing a world with a box of crayons.

Jennifer Taylor from Third Street Music School Settlement explores rhythm.

In an animated music video, the Pop Ups sing about the letter C.

In an animated music video, the Pop Ups sing about the Letter M with Max the Mouse.

Hien Nguyen from Education Through Music teaches students about dynamic levels in music.

In an animated music video, the Pop Ups sing about the letter O.

The Pop Ups sing a song about turning items into puppets.

Playing guitar, Garrett Ryan teaches students to sing “The Letter Song.

Janet Onyenucheya from the New Victory Theater shows how to act while singing.

Joanne Hernandez and Chrisaury Guzman perform the song “Dream” written by Joanne.

Amos Gabia from Third Street Music School Settlement plays a trio of West African drums.

Lorin Cohen from Education Through Music introduces students to samba.

Peter Musante from the New Victory Theater helps students have fun with body percussion.

Daniel Potter from Education Through Music teaches students a song from Cuba.

Hannah Friesen from Education Through Music reads OPERA CAT by Tess Weaver.

Helen Barahal and friends make instruments and perform together connected by computers.

Yakir Ben-Hur, from National Dance Institute, shows kids how to play a doumbek.

Helen Barahal and friends make instruments and perform together connected by computers.

Yakir Ben-Hur from National Dance Institute plays a variety of percussion instruments.

The Pop Ups make a variety of sounds as they sing “everything is music.”

Ashley Byler of Third Street Music School Settlement moves to music as animals might do.