WELCOME 
to "Small Hands"studio

Private piano lessons provide children with a strong musical foundation
Children learn through listening, simple exercises, and hands-on playing. We focus on progress, enjoyment, and creativity — not pressure or exams.

Class format:
• Private (1 child)
• Small group (2–3 children)

Duration: 30 minutes

Perfect for:
Children who want a strong musical foundation and personal attention.

Concept
Children create what they hear.
This is not a drawing class — it’s emotional and creative expression inspired by music.
No right or wrong. No pressure.

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Class Structure (45 minutes)
• Listening to music
• Discussion: mood, feelings, imagination
• Painting, drawing, or clay work
• Short sharing time
• Photo of the artwork for parents
Memorize the composers.
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Benefits
• Emotional intelligence
• Creativity and imagination
• Self-expression
• Confidence

Children explore sounds, movement, and music in a safe, calm environment.

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Class Structure (30 minutes)
• Welcome song
• Piano music with gentle movement
• Simple instruments
• Sensory play
• Calm goodbye routine

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Benefits
• Early development
• Speech and listening skills
• Emotional bonding
• Easy transition into group classes

Active music classes for young children

This class combines piano music, rhythm, movement, and simple instruments. Children learn to feel music with their bodies while improving coordination, listening skills, and social interaction.

No singing or performance required — just movement, play, and joy.

Duration: 45 minutes
Group size: up to 6–8 children

Perfect for:
Active children who love to move and explore music.

Lessons are designed for small groups and structured according to age and skill level.
In group classes, children:
• learn to read music and understand basic music theory
• develop musical ear, rhythm, and coordination
• explore rhythm, intervals, and chords through group activities
• practice piano basics and keyboard skills
• play, listen, and learn together in a supportive environment

Music theory is introduced in a clear and interactive way through games, listening exercises, movement,