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Salit Conservatory
Homeschool Co-Op
Our Homeschool Music Co-Op is a 16-week program designed for children ages 5–10, meeting each Wednesday for an engaging two-hour class filled with music, creativity, and collaborative learning. Tuition for the full 16-week session is $450. For families with older children, we are also happy to offer study hall space for students over age 10. A limited number of rooms will be available each week through advance registration, allowing older siblings to work quietly while younger students participate in the Co-Op. Please note that study hall rooms are not supervised, and a parent or guardian must remain with children using these spaces.
Our class overview
Musical Foundations
Rhythm • Pitch • Timbre • Form • Music Vocabulary • Music Staff
Creative Musicianship
Create • Perform • Expression • Listening
Music & the World Around Us
Respond • Connect
What We’ll Learn in Music
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Rhythm — Develop a strong sense of beat, pulse, and rhythmic patterns through movement, listening, and music-making.
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Pitch — Explore high and low sounds, melodic patterns, and how notes move to create melodies.
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Timbre — Discover the different colors and qualities of sound through voices, instruments, and listening activities.
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Form — Learn how music is organized by recognizing repetition, contrast, phrases, and musical sections.
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Expression — Explore dynamics, tempo, articulation, and other musical choices that help us communicate feeling and character.
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Vocabulary — Build an age-appropriate musical vocabulary and learn the language musicians use to understand and describe music.
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Create — Encourage imagination through improvisation, composition, musical games, and opportunities to make original musical choices.
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Perform — Build confidence and musicianship through singing, playing instruments, movement, and performing together.
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Respond — Listen thoughtfully to music and learn to recognize, describe, and share reactions to what we hear.
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Connect — Discover how music connects to our lives, communities, cultures, stories, and other areas of learning.
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Listening — Strengthen active listening skills while learning to identify instruments, musical elements, patterns, and changes in music.
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Music Staff — Begin developing music literacy by learning how notes and rhythms are represented and organized on the musical staff.
Learning Music Together
Our Homeschool Co-Op combines the joy and community of group music-making with the quality of a conservatory education. Students don’t just experience music—they learn how it works, develop real musical skills, and begin building a foundation that can grow with them for years to come.
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