＊ Music Together Q&A ＊

Ｑ．Is there any specific age to join Music Together?

Ａ．The classes are mixed age for children between 0-6 years.

Ｑ．Is it possible to join in the middle of a term?

Ａ．Yes, it is possible. If you enrol during the term, the tuition fee will be charged pro-rata, automatically via our online booking tool.

Ｑ．How do I make payment?

Ａ．One payment to be made for the whole term, before the first lesson. Preference is bank transfer, but we also accept cash or cheques made payable to Takano Music Studio Pte Ltd. Alternatively you can now pay using your credit or debit card via our online booking tool (please note this does cost a 6% booking fee).

Ｑ．How many families are in one class?

Ａ．It depends on the class, but maximum 8 families.

Ｑ．How many terms run per year?

Ａ．Spring Term   　　＊ April to June

       Summer Term　　＊ July to September

       Fall Term　　　　 ＊ October to December

       Winter Term　　　＊ January to March

Ｑ．Can I attend a Music Together class on a different day?

Ａ．No, the lessons are not changeable. However, if a student misses any session, they will be invited back to join one of our make up sessions at the end of the term. .

Ｑ．What should I expect in a Music Together class?

Ａ．Each lesson has 12 songs (approx 25-30 songs per term) and last for 45mins. The songs are chosen by the teacher each week.    In the classes, we sing, tap, dance, play instruments etc, which all lead by the teacher. Music Together believes that our voices and actions are the best instruments. Therefore, we try to make music instead of using CD’s/audio. Mums and Dads are asked to join in as it encourages children to feel comfortable and sing louder, aiding their development.

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Ｑ．What is different between Early childhood English education and our curriculum?

Ａ．Music Together definitely helps English language, but it is not all about that. The curriculum was developed in the USA and therefore most of the songs are in English. However, some songs that are included such as old Japanese music and latin American melodies.