Classes for you and your kids, wherever you are! With in-person center locations all over the world AND our virtual classes that you can take from anywhere, we have options for your family. The Music Class is a family-owned and operated business full of teachers who care very deeply about their students.
Rob Sayer (The founder and director of TMC) still teaches his own classes every week in addition to running the company, and his daughter Raina Sayer is now the director of TMC in China. When you join The Music Class as a parent, preschool teacher, or center director, you become part of The Music Class family.
Rob Sayer (The founder and director of TMC) still teaches his own classes every week in addition to running the company, and his daughter Raina Sayer is now the director of TMC in China. When you join The Music Class as a parent, preschool teacher, or center director, you become part of The Music Class family.
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Bring the joy of music into your home. The Music Class offers fun, interactive music classes and events online. Led by inspiring music teachers, you and your child will be swept into playful singing and dancing, together with other classmates in a virtual studio. The Music Class At Home interactive classes offer an authentic Music Class experience with weekly 30-minute virtual classes.
The Music Class Inc. (TMC) is an early childhood music education company designed to unleash the musical potential of young children. Featuring our award-winning music, engaging activities, teacher training, and curricula, TMC provides a high standard of excellence in the field of early childhood music education. A listing of teaching and admin positions from independent TMC Centers, as well as our corporate office.
We are a family-owned business - passionate about creating quality music education programs, providing outstanding customer service, and maintaining joyful businesses for ourselves and our partners. By prioritizing quality instead of growth, our business has naturally expanded across the globe through recommendations from our happy students, teachers, and business partners.
Reviews (11)
Sarah Leming
Oct 27, 2021
Taniah Baker
Sep 26, 2021
Carly Kay
Sep 21, 2021
We love the Music Class. It was the first activity that we enrolled our toddler in. A year later, we have enrolled in every season. Our toddler LOVES attending and even pulls out her music book and instruments when she's home. They have also been phenomenal with safety during COVID and take every precaution. We can't recommend enough!
Danielle Kennedy
May 06, 2020
We are currently on our third session of The Music Class. We have used two instructors so far and both have been great! My daughter gets so excited when she sees The Music Class building and she starts to jump up and down. It is her absolute favorite thing! She loves the instructors, other students, and of course all the music! She especially loves the wide variety of instruments offered.
Courtney Fraley
Apr 14, 2020
We absolutely love The Music Class! We started at this location 2 years ago and continue to enroll in every session. We have been with Ms. Meredith for the majority of our classes, she is energetic and fun and the kids really gravitate to her. The positive benefits of surrounding children with music is evident. Even the students that are just a few months old are engaged and participating in their own ways. We really enjoy our time at The Music Class and look forward to going to class each week!
Zehal Shroff
Apr 03, 2020
Rachel Foltz
Jan 28, 2020
We love The Music Class! We started to take our daughter there when she was 6 month old and have now taken 3 collections (about to start the 4th). I think the reason we love the classes so much is because of Ms. Rebecca. She is so caring, sweet, and knows how to work with kids! The studio is kept very clean and the company seems to update their instruments as we have had a few new things pop up over the course of 8 months.
Alissa Williams
Dec 20, 2019
The Music Class is so much fun! My son and I look forward to going ever Saturday. Ms. Anna is wonderful with all of the kids. My son is shy and she takes time to go around to all of the kids individually and let them participate at their own pace. I see my son getting more and more confident with each new class. I highly recommend.
Rica J.
Feb 18, 2019
I took my little one to the music class in the winter session 18/19 which was our first time. We enjoyed it a lot and made listening to the music a ritual at home. Out of the 10 classes in the session we missed about 5. We were able to book 2 make ups through the app and one by calling the office. The other 2 unfortunately weren't granted bc we "already exceeded the maximum make ups".
I asked if it was possible to attend classes in other locations in my area, since I payed for the entire session, but nobody got back to me. As much as I would love to sign us up again, the music class just doesn't fit our lifestyle. We travel a lot and I need something flexible that allows me to make up ALL the missed classes. Other than that the class was great!
I asked if it was possible to attend classes in other locations in my area, since I payed for the entire session, but nobody got back to me. As much as I would love to sign us up again, the music class just doesn't fit our lifestyle. We travel a lot and I need something flexible that allows me to make up ALL the missed classes. Other than that the class was great!
Rosario F.
Mar 09, 2012
This is a wonderful experience for both children and parents! The songs and activities truly promote skills that will help the children develop their musical ability to the fullest. The teachers are kind and welcoming. My kids and I looked forward to the day of Music Class and even my husband would not miss it!
N. E.
May 05, 2009
With 14 locations in and around Atlanta, there is going to be a Music Class near you. I take my niece once a week, every week to the Music Class in Toco Hills - and I have for almost two years. I can't speak for all locations, but I'd assume that they were going to be very much the same. However, for Toco Hills I can say this - Moira Nelligan is amazing.
She is the teacher we have stuck with for the past years and I wouldn't trade her for the world. If you arrive early for class you and your child (or niece in my case) will be privileged to hear Moira preform before hand- singing and playing an instrument: the fiddle, Irish drum, recorder, or accordion. She is very much in touch with her Irish roots and frequently plays native songs/jigs.
Class opens with the "Happy Hello" song, and closes with the "See You Next Time" song - both of which will include your child's name (or niece's name, in my case). Songs alternate between active/involved songs with dancing and movement, and quieter songs where you focus on the melody. Children learn about rhythm by playing with egg-shakers and clapping along to songs.
They learn about tones through voice-mimic -games. The learn about percussion by playing with real instruments: bells, shakers, those hollow-wooden block things, drums, the triangle, maracas, rain sticks. and a ton of other things I can't even recall off the top of my head. Sometimes they do a "scarf dance", where squares of a taffeta material are thrown about the room and the kids dance to the music using the scarves. I'm not sure what this teaches - but the kids love it, the adults love it, and it's fun. so perhaps the lesson is that music is fun?
I don't know. I don't care. If we didn't have a blast we wouldn't continue to go, continue to make friends, and continue to learn fun new things. For example: our teacher explained this morning, as she was playing her fiddle, what the different between a fiddle and a violin is. Ha! Don't you wish you knew? Yes, you do. Also -- my two-and-a-half-year-old niece, Lucy, says you should go check it out. Why would you disobey an angel like this?
She is the teacher we have stuck with for the past years and I wouldn't trade her for the world. If you arrive early for class you and your child (or niece in my case) will be privileged to hear Moira preform before hand- singing and playing an instrument: the fiddle, Irish drum, recorder, or accordion. She is very much in touch with her Irish roots and frequently plays native songs/jigs.
Class opens with the "Happy Hello" song, and closes with the "See You Next Time" song - both of which will include your child's name (or niece's name, in my case). Songs alternate between active/involved songs with dancing and movement, and quieter songs where you focus on the melody. Children learn about rhythm by playing with egg-shakers and clapping along to songs.
They learn about tones through voice-mimic -games. The learn about percussion by playing with real instruments: bells, shakers, those hollow-wooden block things, drums, the triangle, maracas, rain sticks. and a ton of other things I can't even recall off the top of my head. Sometimes they do a "scarf dance", where squares of a taffeta material are thrown about the room and the kids dance to the music using the scarves. I'm not sure what this teaches - but the kids love it, the adults love it, and it's fun. so perhaps the lesson is that music is fun?
I don't know. I don't care. If we didn't have a blast we wouldn't continue to go, continue to make friends, and continue to learn fun new things. For example: our teacher explained this morning, as she was playing her fiddle, what the different between a fiddle and a violin is. Ha! Don't you wish you knew? Yes, you do. Also -- my two-and-a-half-year-old niece, Lucy, says you should go check it out. Why would you disobey an angel like this?
