The power of music to develop a human heart is great
Shinichi Suzuki
Suzuki’s goal was not to turn children into professional musicians, but to unlock their full human potential…
Language education is not delayed until school age, or until the child shows interest. Why wait when it comes to music? Don’t waste those vital early years… introduce your child to music now.
Music at Heart, established by Heather Moger, is the hub of Suzuki music tuition in York. Suzuki Early Childhood Education classes are offered from birth, leading to a general Instrument Foundation course, with the option of progressing to the recorder, cello, flute or piano taught by Heather and a team of local Suzuki instrumental teachers.
It is never too early to introduce your child to music. Music at Heart offers classes from birth, with a curriculum tailor-made to your child and a fully-equipped music studio in beautiful surroundings.
Children usually take up the recorder at school - and learn to play it badly! With Music at Heart your child will learn to play much earlier, much better and more beautifully.
Many children find learning to read music difficult, and the theory lessons boring. Music at Heart takes the sigh out of sight-reading and puts back the fun into music theory.
“Thank you for being such a great recorder teacher...for all the time and effort you have invested in me over the years...most of all, thank you for teaching me a skill that I will use, and enjoy, for the rest of my life.”
– Jodie, Aged 18
“Dear Heather,
I just wanted to share this photo with you.
As there was no music class yesterday (it was Half Term), I took Violetta to the Art and Music exhibition at the City Art gallery. She had the xylophone all to herself and played it in perfect rhythm for half an hour! People were stopping and commenting on the baby with such focus and enjoyment of making music. I actually had to drag her away when it was time to leave.
I'm so excited about her delight in music - and I'm sure it's because of her experiences in your class. We practise beating rhythms on the table with spoons every day whilst singing songs from the classes and she adores it.
Thank you for the pleasure that you have already given to her - and to me. It's a wonderful gift with which to begin and I hope that I can nurture it for as long as possible.”
