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Sweet Potato Music offers interactive musical play that includes music and movement, ear training, and work with pitch and rhythm. Children and caregivers take part in musical play that focuses on melody, rhythm, dynamics, and movement. Classes use high quality materials such as in-tune xylophones, puppets, bubbles, and ukulele.
• Ages: 0–4 years old
Sweet Potato Music brings the highest quality music classes to Los Angeles families, with every song crafted to engage children both actively and passively, with musical skills and developmental milestones included. The program introduces fundamental music concepts and skills, including melody, rhythm, and dynamics, and includes activities such as counting, colors, animal sounds, pattern recognition, and expressing feelings through body movement. Classes follow the same pacing and rhythm each time, and are interactive for both parents and kids through music and movement, with original kids’ songs.
Sweet Potato Music was developed by founder Leah Paul (she/her/hers), an acclaimed musician, composer, decades-long music educator, and mom. Her experience includes teaching instrumental music to underserved communities through the Harmony Project of Los Angeles, teaching general music in public schools through Education Through Music, leading orchestras in public and private schools as Musical Director, adjudicating the National YoungArts Competition, guest lecturing on music education at colleges and forums, and teaching music for four years at a school that served children with developmental disabilities alongside occupational therapists, psychologists, and neurologists. She has taught a range of instruments including flute, clarinet, guitar, voice, ukulele, and recorder, and her work as a composer and flutist has been featured on NPR and the Los Angeles Times, as well as in numerous films and television shows. Leah Paul has completed a Post-Baccalaureate program in Speech-Language Pathology at Cal State LA and is enrolled in their Master’s program working toward her MA-CCC-SLP.
Community involvement connected to Sweet Potato Music’s founder includes teaching instrumental music to underserved communities through the Harmony Project of Los Angeles and teaching general music in public schools through Education Through Music. Testimonials describe Sweet Potato Music as having spirited and catchy original songs and as a class with fun songs for both babies and parents, with comments from parents and public figures such as Emilie W., Hilary Duff, Jennifer Love Hewitt, and David Costello. Sweet Potato Music is made with love in Los Angeles, CA.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
• Ages: 0–4 years old
Sweet Potato Music brings the highest quality music classes to Los Angeles families, with every song crafted to engage children both actively and passively, with musical skills and developmental milestones included. The program introduces fundamental music concepts and skills, including melody, rhythm, and dynamics, and includes activities such as counting, colors, animal sounds, pattern recognition, and expressing feelings through body movement. Classes follow the same pacing and rhythm each time, and are interactive for both parents and kids through music and movement, with original kids’ songs.
Sweet Potato Music was developed by founder Leah Paul (she/her/hers), an acclaimed musician, composer, decades-long music educator, and mom. Her experience includes teaching instrumental music to underserved communities through the Harmony Project of Los Angeles, teaching general music in public schools through Education Through Music, leading orchestras in public and private schools as Musical Director, adjudicating the National YoungArts Competition, guest lecturing on music education at colleges and forums, and teaching music for four years at a school that served children with developmental disabilities alongside occupational therapists, psychologists, and neurologists. She has taught a range of instruments including flute, clarinet, guitar, voice, ukulele, and recorder, and her work as a composer and flutist has been featured on NPR and the Los Angeles Times, as well as in numerous films and television shows. Leah Paul has completed a Post-Baccalaureate program in Speech-Language Pathology at Cal State LA and is enrolled in their Master’s program working toward her MA-CCC-SLP.
Community involvement connected to Sweet Potato Music’s founder includes teaching instrumental music to underserved communities through the Harmony Project of Los Angeles and teaching general music in public schools through Education Through Music. Testimonials describe Sweet Potato Music as having spirited and catchy original songs and as a class with fun songs for both babies and parents, with comments from parents and public figures such as Emilie W., Hilary Duff, Jennifer Love Hewitt, and David Costello. Sweet Potato Music is made with love in Los Angeles, CA.
Last updated July 5, 2026.
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