Nightingale Music School

Nightingale Music School offers early childhood music classes, music classes, and enrichment programs that include group instrumental lessons, a keyboard class, camps, and parties. Children can join specific offerings such as the Bilingual Sensory, Movement, Music & Play Class, the Art & Culture Class, and the Movers & Groovers Dance Class, along with other dance classes. The classes are held in a colorful, carpeted studio and combine traditional nursery songs, classical music, and rock-n-roll with creative movement, games, and percussion instrument playing.

• Ages: 6 months–11 years old
• Schedule: Eight-week themed music class sessions, including “SPRING HAS SPRUNG!” from March 2–April 26 and “JUNGLE JIVE!” from May 4–June 28

Nightingale Music School’s early childhood music classes, camps, and parties have been running since 2002, and the program has been operating for over 20 years. The early childhood music program focuses on the ability to keep a steady beat, the ability to sing in tune, and the ability to respond expressively to music as its fundamental goals. The classes are led by warm and welcoming teachers, many of whom have some form of early education training or experience teaching or working with children in their full-time jobs.

The owner is Jennifer, and the leadership team also includes Yuru Lameda, who teaches the Bilingual Sensory Play and Art & Culture Class with ZoneBK, Fancy Nancy, who teaches the Movers & Groovers Dance Classes, and Rosie, who is mentioned as always there with a smile. According to parent testimonials, Nightingale Music School is described as a play-based, child-focused early music education series with consistent class rhythm from week to week and session to session, themed eight-week sessions such as “Hooray for the Holidays,” “Mother Goose Rock & Rhyme,” and “Wonderful World of Music,” and a generous makeup policy that allows for missed classes. Testimonials also note that visiting family members and friends are welcomed to watch or participate in class, that there are classes from baby to preschool as well as classes for older kids, and that teachers have beautiful voices, love children, and seem to be professional vocalists who know how to play instruments, teach musical education and music vocabulary, and teach rhythm and the major scale. One parent reports that their daughter started at seven months old and, by two and a half, could sing her solfege scale on pitch and understood fundamentals of rhythm, tempo, and dynamics, and another parent reports that their children now take the keyboard class, with their daughter reading music and playing with both hands.

Last updated March 15, 2026.