Denver Piano Lessons School Announces Piano Playtime at Aspen Academy
Jan 13, 2020
DaVinci Center launches its acclaimed, fun Piano Playtime preschool piano classes program at Aspen Academy. Visit https://www.davinciarts.org/lessons/aspen-academy/ for more info.
Broomfield, United States - January 13, 2020 /PressCable/ —
This month, DaVinci Center for Musical Arts, home of Piano Playtime, is partnering with the highly acclaimed Aspen Academy in Greenwood Village, Colorado. The collaboration involves, not only one, but two of the unique programs founded by the DaVinici Center – Piano Playtime and the Creations Concerts. Piano Playtime is a unique preschool piano program for ages 3 – 6, which uses a meticulously designed, age-appropriate curriculum, based on extensive verified research to ensure accelerated intelligence and maximum brain development for preschoolers.
Visit https://www.davinciarts.org/lessons/aspen-academy/ today to register for classes.
Director of DaVinci Center for Musical Arts’ Piano Playtime, Maria Hart is quoted as saying,
“Seeking to give preschoolers the maximum creative benefits of accelerated brain development during the early years of vital brain growth, is focused on “process” rather than “performance”. A beautiful outcome of Piano Playtime’s nurturing the innate creativity of every preschooler, and continuing into early adulthood through music classes at the DaVinci Center, is the phenomenal ability for every student to create sensical, beautiful music which ignites motivation, camaraderie, confidence and well being. Maintaining the love of learning, the inspiration to create and the lively impetus for kindness, Creations Concerts are all about showcasing these processes that have gone on since early childhood. “
“The DaVinci Center mission to unleash the innate creative potential in every student through kindness, hard work and appreciation for every step along the way is a synergistic compliment to Aspen Academy’s creative educational model and their unique value-driven core to “Be Kind, Do Good, Work Hard and Make The World Better.””
DaVinci’s Creations Concerts are formal annual concerts featuring 35 – 50 student’s original songs (ages 5 to adult) which are arranged and performed by professional local orchestra, the DCMA Faculty Jazz Band, and often international and Grammy-winning musicians. Many students perform their original songs with these professionals for a stunning and inspirational concert.
Maria continued, “The creative partnering between these two schools will undoubtedly be a symbiotic event for future growth in the educational community of Denver. It will bring many families together in celebration of music, learning, leadership, creativity, and kind collaboration to make our world a better place.”
Piano Playtime at Aspen Academy starts on January 21, 2019 and runs through April 27th. Students are offered their choice between two class times being held every Tuesday from 3:30 PM to 4:00 PM or 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
About Aspen Academy and DaVinci Center for Musical Arts:
Aspen Academy in Greenwood Village, Colorado, is a national leader in innovative education. Through internationally acclaimed academics and the nation’s first integrated Pre-K through 8th grade leadership and entrepreneurial development program, their students are empowered to lead purposeful and extraordinary lives.
DaVinci Center for Musical Arts serves the greater Denver metro area with piano lessons, violin lessons, guitar lessons, voice lessons, mandolin lessons, ukulele lessons and classes for children and adults in Broomfield, Denver, Boulder, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Northglenn, Commerce City, Aurora, and throughout the greater Denver area. Their Broomfield school location is: DaVinci Center for Musical Arts, 555 Alter St Suite a, Broomfield, CO 80020. (720) 838-8685
Contact Info:
Name: Maria Hart
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Organization: DaVinci Center For Musical Arts
Address: 555 Alter St suite a, Broomfield, CO 80020 , United States
Phone: +1-720-838-8685
Website: https://www.davinciarts.org
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88942480
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