FAQ about our studio & online classes
What are your COVID-19 Policies?
We are committed to a classroom that is clean and healthy for your family. Due to COVID-19 concerns, we ask that families bring or purchase their own instrument packs and anyone over the age of 2 wear a mask. To keep class sizes smaller, we can only allow 4 families per class and only one adult/child. In addition, parents need to take temperature checks and sanitize hands before class. Hand sanitizer, a digital thermometer, tissues, and anti-bacterial wipes are always available. Areas for changing diapers are located in the restroom.
If you or your child is sick, please stay home to get better. You/your child should be fever-free for 24 hours and have no contagious characteristics (rash, drainage, etc.)
Do you have online classes?
We provide a mix of online, outdoor, and studio options. You can also form your own classes with friends. As an added bonus, class tuition is per family. Online classes are hosted on the password-protected Zoom platform and are not recorded. Families will be admitted from the waiting room. Please do not share links with anyone unless approved by instructor. Please do not take and or post pictures of online participants. Read more about our Zoom classes.
What is your class size?
Generally we cap our studio classes at 10-12 families. Due to COVID-19 regulations, we've reduced the size to 4 students/class. Outdoor and online classes are capped at 15 families.
What ages do you provide for?
We have 7 different levels for ages 0-7, including a mixed age class for multiple ages. Mixed Age, Foundations, Level 1 and Level 2 classes are parent/child programs. Levels 3, 4, & 5 invite families to join the last 15 minutes.
How qualified are your teachers?
Our teachers all have music backgrounds plus experience in teaching. Our program has been consistently named a Kindermusik Top Program. We've been a local community asset since 1996.
I have more questions
Please reach out to us any time with your questions, comments or concerns. You can message us through the contact form or on our Facebook page. You may also find answers in our blog Positive Notes. Download a copy of our policies HERE.
About Our Parent-Child Music Classes in Canton
Our Story
Sharing Our Passion
Sharing Our Passion
In 1996, Miss Karen started Kindermusik parent child music classes in Canton with 2 classes and a handful of students. Today we have a team of 4 teachers, teach 12-16 classes a week with up to 120 students. We are proud to be a Kindermusik Top program.
Sharing Our Passion
Sharing Our Passion
Sharing Our Passion
Music matters. Our teachers are dedicated to bringing the joy, discovery, and magic of music into the life of every child. We are committed to changing the world, one child at a time. Music offers more benefits than sports, dance, and gymnastics. Music lasts a lifetime.
Our Teachers
Sharing Our Passion
Our Teachers
Our teachers all come from music backgrounds. We all have gone through Kindermusik training and continue our professional development in the areas of music and child development. Miss Karen has also worked for Kindermusik International as a coach and curriculum writer.
Our Kindermusik Top Program Team
Miss Tia
Ms. Tia is a wife of 4 years, mother of 3 children. She was born & raised in Ypsilanti with a background in Music Technology from Washtenaw Community College. She teaches both Beginning Piano and Kindermusik classes at Evola School of Music. She worked for 7 years at her previous Church as a Youth Leader, Assistant Youth Choir Director, and Assistant Chief Musician. At her new church she is a Music Department Director along with her husband. She also holds her license in the State of Michigan as a Certified Nurse's Assistant. In 2020, she plan to get her Certification in Applied Piano at Schoolcraft College.
Miss Amy
Miss Amy has been teaching Kindermusik for 19 years, and she has worked at Evola Music teaching Kindermusik, group piano and violin classes, and private lessons for 6 years. She studied music education and elementary education at the University of Michigan, and early childhood education at Eastern Michigan University. She has 4 grown-up children and 2 grandchildren who love Kindermusik. When she is not playing music, she likes to quilt, crochet, and craft.
Miss Sabrina
Ms. Sabrina has been teaching Kindermusik classes for four years. She holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from Grand Valley State University and is an elementary music teacher for the Wayne-Westland Community School district. She holds a Kodály certification from Indiana University and Orff Level 1 certification from Anderson University. In her spare time, she enjoys playing her clarinet with the Novi Community Band and cuddling with her cat.
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Miss Karen
Miss Karen has been involved in music since she was 5 years old. She has a Bachelor of Music degree from Wayne State University. She has been teaching and directing for over 40 years. She began the Kindermusik program at Evola School of Music in 1998. In addition to her teaching, she is the Lead Kindermusik Educator, Group Class Coordinator and Marketing Director for the Canton Evola School of Music. She has also worked for Kindermusik International as a curriculum writer, conference speaker, educator liaison, and business/teacher coach. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, gaming, crosswords, being owned by her cats, and playing with her granddaughter.
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