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Music and movement for babies, toddlers, preschoolers...and the grownups who love them®
FALL SCHEDULE
September 9th - November 8th
Mondays: 9am (Cedarburg -OUTDOORS) - no class Oct. 21st (FULL)
Tuesdays: 10:05am (Cedarburg) - no class Oct. 22nd (FULL)
Fridays: 9am (Port Washington) - no class Sept. 27th (2 left)
Tuition for the 8-week semester is $165 for one parent/caregiver and child aged 0-5 years. Siblings over the age of eight months by the start of the semester (Sept. 9th) are $60. Infants under eight months on Sept. 9th are free, with a paid sibling. Tuition is non-refundable. Outdoor classes will move indoors if inclement weather.
FALL SCHEDULE
September 9th - November 8th
Mondays: 9am (Cedarburg -OUTDOORS) - no class Oct. 21st (FULL)
Tuesdays: 10:05am (Cedarburg) - no class Oct. 22nd (FULL)
Fridays: 9am (Port Washington) - no class Sept. 27th (2 left)
Tuition for the 8-week semester is $165 for one parent/caregiver and child aged 0-5 years. Siblings over the age of eight months by the start of the semester (Sept. 9th) are $60. Infants under eight months on Sept. 9th are free, with a paid sibling. Tuition is non-refundable. Outdoor classes will move indoors if inclement weather.
Join us for the Fiddle Song Collection this Fall! You’ll learn twenty-five beloved Music Together songs and activities you can recreate at home. During the chant “Sounds of Fall” your child will be mesmerized as the class expresses the sound and movement of leaves falling and birds chirping and flying. In “Old King Cole” you will don the persona of the King, Queen, Prince, Princess, and Baby as you sing, drum, and fiddle together. In addition to your weekly classes, your tuition includes recordings and materials for you to use at home, online access to the songs through the Music Together app, and a family newsletter full of resources and music-making ideas.
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Faith Community Pathways at Faith Lutheran Church
N35W6621 Wilson Ave.
Cedarburg, WI
You are free to play after class on their beautiful property. There is a natural play area, rock kitchen, music area, little library, and hiking.
There is large parking lot. Indoor classes meet in the lower level. Please enter through the Education Center doors. Outdoor classes meet near the entrance to the natural play area.
N35W6621 Wilson Ave.
Cedarburg, WI
You are free to play after class on their beautiful property. There is a natural play area, rock kitchen, music area, little library, and hiking.
There is large parking lot. Indoor classes meet in the lower level. Please enter through the Education Center doors. Outdoor classes meet near the entrance to the natural play area.
Check out this natural play area at the Cedarburg location!
Impact Performing Arts Center
232 E. Main St.
Port Washington, WI 53074
There is a parking lot, as well as street parking.
Impact Performing Arts Center
232 E. Main St.
Port Washington, WI 53074
There is a parking lot, as well as street parking.
Who is the face behind Music Together with Lakeside Music?
Meet Ms. Kat.
I am “Mama” to three little jammers. My husband is my best friend, and the absolute greatest dance partner. We live in Port Washington with our rescue pup, Banjo.
I have been making music since the age of five, starting with piano. I took a pause as I navigated my way through early adult life, but then about twelve years ago, I decided to have my old acoustic restrung at the local music shop. The owner of the shop restrung my guitar, and my heart, and now we have two small music shops (Lakeside Music - Port Washington & Sheboygan), and three beautiful children. We also added a pretty sweet coffee shop to our Port location - Amplify Cafe.
I have been leading Music Together® classes for over five years, first out of my Port shop, then virtual, and now indoors/outdoors in Cedarburg and Port Washington. Combining music with nature has been a remarkable experience. Being outside is definitely my happy place. Hiking, camping, gardening, exploring new places, kayaking, walking, birding… I love it all. That being said, outdoor classes definitely are my jam, but I do love being back in an indoor classroom as well. :)
Why did I start leading classes?
Community. It is all about community. With my son, I had some severe postpartum depression. My husband was diagnosed with NHL (cancer) when our little dude was three- months old. This was a tumultuous time for our family. When we were able to “come out of our cave” as I will call it, Music Together was one of the first activities we did. It was, and is, amazing. Seven years ago, my son and I met some of our best friends in these classes.
Long story short, music heals. Music brings people together. Music lets people express themselves. My music classes promote being silly, having fun, letting loose, making friends, sharing laughs, all while learning basic music competence. The classes give you 45 minutes (or 55 minutes as my time management skills can be way off…I can get carried away when having a good time…😂) of time spent with your little person(s), with no technology, no looming work deadlines, no piles of laundry in sight…
Just you and yours having fun, building community, and setting your child off on the right path to developing a lifelong love for music.
Ok. Ok. I ramble.
Oh. I recently became a board-certified family nurse practitioner. I aspire to have my own practice in the coming years, helping families find their personal path to wellness. I have a special place in my heart for home hospice. I hope to see patients from newborn to end-of-life, in my office and in their homes. When I was a home hospice nurse, all of my patients received music therapy. Music heals on so many levels. 🌱
I do still plan on leading music classes while working as a FNP, because I cannot imagine life without Music Together®. Teaching is my outlet. My happy place. There is not much better in life than starting the day making music with you and yours!
Meet Ms. Kat.
I am “Mama” to three little jammers. My husband is my best friend, and the absolute greatest dance partner. We live in Port Washington with our rescue pup, Banjo.
I have been making music since the age of five, starting with piano. I took a pause as I navigated my way through early adult life, but then about twelve years ago, I decided to have my old acoustic restrung at the local music shop. The owner of the shop restrung my guitar, and my heart, and now we have two small music shops (Lakeside Music - Port Washington & Sheboygan), and three beautiful children. We also added a pretty sweet coffee shop to our Port location - Amplify Cafe.
I have been leading Music Together® classes for over five years, first out of my Port shop, then virtual, and now indoors/outdoors in Cedarburg and Port Washington. Combining music with nature has been a remarkable experience. Being outside is definitely my happy place. Hiking, camping, gardening, exploring new places, kayaking, walking, birding… I love it all. That being said, outdoor classes definitely are my jam, but I do love being back in an indoor classroom as well. :)
Why did I start leading classes?
Community. It is all about community. With my son, I had some severe postpartum depression. My husband was diagnosed with NHL (cancer) when our little dude was three- months old. This was a tumultuous time for our family. When we were able to “come out of our cave” as I will call it, Music Together was one of the first activities we did. It was, and is, amazing. Seven years ago, my son and I met some of our best friends in these classes.
Long story short, music heals. Music brings people together. Music lets people express themselves. My music classes promote being silly, having fun, letting loose, making friends, sharing laughs, all while learning basic music competence. The classes give you 45 minutes (or 55 minutes as my time management skills can be way off…I can get carried away when having a good time…😂) of time spent with your little person(s), with no technology, no looming work deadlines, no piles of laundry in sight…
Just you and yours having fun, building community, and setting your child off on the right path to developing a lifelong love for music.
Ok. Ok. I ramble.
Oh. I recently became a board-certified family nurse practitioner. I aspire to have my own practice in the coming years, helping families find their personal path to wellness. I have a special place in my heart for home hospice. I hope to see patients from newborn to end-of-life, in my office and in their homes. When I was a home hospice nurse, all of my patients received music therapy. Music heals on so many levels. 🌱
I do still plan on leading music classes while working as a FNP, because I cannot imagine life without Music Together®. Teaching is my outlet. My happy place. There is not much better in life than starting the day making music with you and yours!
