In lieu of Spring Break Camp for 2023, the Santa Fe Children’s Museum be will be offering added programming!
Enjoy a special family music workshop with Harmonic Kids!
Designed specifically for pre-K and early elementary students (ages 4-8), this active Rhythm Kids® class taps into how children this age are wired to learn. In each weekly music class, we drum, sing, play, and pretend, using rhythms inspired by musical traditions around the world. Students learn to compose, choreograph, and conduct as they play—and play with!—a variety of musical instruments: West African djembe drums, percussion instruments, and, the most important instruments of all, their voices and their bodies. Guests will learn how to think and create like a musician, they’ll also build musical connections to the global community.
ABOUT THE GUEST MUCIC TEACHER: Maryse Lapierre
Originally from Québec, Canada, Maryse Lapierre is a French tutor, singer-accordionist and harmonium player and along with singer-songwriter-guitarist-violist Alicia Ultan, half of the Albuquerque-based musical duo Bébé La La who have recently released their first album “High Wire”.
Maryse facilitates regular classes in Whole Toning, her own system of integral practice through breath, voice, and movement- a synthesis of her experience with professional singing and performing, energy work, voice training, yoga, dance, theater and kirtan.
Maryse loves working with children, especially around music. She’s a storyteller and music educator for the Stories in the Sky and Music in the Sky weekly series at the Albuquerque Balloon Museum. She is a registered Music Together® teacher. She’s the director of Harmonic Kids (FamJam) in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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**Spring programming is included in Museum admission**
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