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MUSIC EDUCATION

Develops Self-Confidence

Increases Motivation for School

Improves Academic Achievement

Fosters Parental Engagement

Promotes Diversity & Inclusion

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NEWS & EVENTS

Discover our initiatives to bring music back to school!

Jazz in Bloom

Spring Benefit Concert

Our biggest event of the year is just around the corner! On April 24th, 2025, join us at Dazzle, the iconic temple of Colorado’s music scene, for 🎹 Jazz in 🌸 Bloom—an inspiring night of world-class jazz featuring Louisa Amend and The Industrial Strength Trio.

🔹Sponsorship opportunities are available—partner with us to make this event a success and support music education.

🔹Tickets go on sale February 25th—don’t miss your chance to be part of this special evening!

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Professional Workshop

Professional Workshop

We’re thrilled to announce our upcoming professional learning workshop for ECE-8 music educators, featuring internationally acclaimed music and movement teacher Matthew Stensrud. Discover playful teaching techniques, non-verbal communication, and the power of the Orff approach.

🗓️ When: Saturday, March 8, 2025, 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 Where: Central Presbyterian Church, Denver, CO
🎟️ Tickets: $50 General Admission | $25 College Students

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Winter School Performance

Winter Performances

As is tradition, our partner schools hosted their annual ⛄ Winter Performances, where students showcased their musical talents to parents, families, and the broader community. These concerts celebrated the hard work and creativity that students and teachers poured into their music throughout the semester.

From vocal to instrumental performances, these events highlighted the incredible growth our students made in their music education journeys. The warm atmosphere and 🌟 sense of community were truly inspiring. Parents, children, and teachers came together to celebrate the students’ achievements, from improved musical abilities to greater confidence and belonging.

We did it!

Thank you!

Thanks to ♥️ YOU, we exceeded our CO Gives Day fundraising goal! On behalf of our students, teachers, staff and board members, we are deeply 🙏 grateful to everyone who made this extraordinary achievement possible.

It’s incredible to see our community growing year after year. This time, we did it together—with the help of volunteers, musicians, artists, local businesses, and sponsors. The joy of ✨🎶 music is truly contagious!

Centennial School

Welcome Centennial!

📣 Exciting news! We’re thrilled to welcome 480 students into our program through a new partnership with CENTENNIAL, A School for Expeditionary Learning. These young learners now have the opportunity to experience the joy and enrichment that 🎶🎓 music brings. This milestone is about more than just music classes—it’s about providing students with a powerful tool for self-expression, creativity, and growth.

Centennial, an inspiring neighborhood school serving ECE through 5th grade, is built on a mission of exploration, compassion, and a commitment to learning about the 🌎 world. For the first time since 2018, students, staff, and families are celebrating the return of music, bringing the school’s motto—”We are learners of the WORLD, and we CARE”—to life in a new, vibrant way.

Our Program

The downsizing of school budgets too often results in the elimination of music programs, despite its proven potential to support children’s emotional, behavioral, and relational development. Our mission is to bring music back to schools so that all children—regardless of social or economic status—have access to a high-quality education. Music is integrated into the school day through the expertise of exceptional music teachers, who are trained to promote diversity and foster parental and community engagement. Our national network serves more than 40,000 children every year in New York, Los Angeles, and Denver. In Colorado, we serve 3,300+ students across Title I schools (ECE–8), where 78% of students belong to racial and ethnic minority groups.

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