Deaf Music Programs

Multi-modal music classes for Deaf, DeafBlind, and Deaf+ students

Deaf and hard of hearing students explore their relationship to music making and creative expression in this fun, interactive, educational music program.

Beat, tempo, emotion, composition, movement, shape, vibration...MUSIC is a full-body experience and should not be limited to those who can hear. In our class we'll explore the many ways to make and enjoy music.

Classes are carefully designed with each groups language and access needs in mind. Chloe works closely with each individual group to offering musical experiences through a variety of modalities and explore what music making means for a Deaf perspective.

In-person and Hybrid Classes

Rhymes and Signs Hybrid Class

This class for young DHH children features fun visual rhymes, handshapes games, dramatic play and movement! Pattern recognition, language acquisition activities, themed dances, stories, Visual Vernacular poems, and more!

Multi-Modal Music Hybrid

Rhymes and Signs Hybrid Class

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Learn as a group from anywhere in the world! These fun, interactive Zoom classes will get kids discussing, thinking, tapping, drumming, dancing, and creating music together.

In-Person Music Classes

Rhymes and Signs Hybrid Class

In-Person Music Classes

Feel the music! South Florida Deaf and Hard of Hearing students and their siblings are encouraged to join our in-person music programs in Palm Beach and Broward Counties, or set up your own private weekly group class.

ASL Playgroup

DeafBlind and Deaf+ Programs

In-Person Music Classes

This weekly program supports parents who are learning to sign for their Deaf or hard of hearing children. Stories, poems, games, and guest appearances by Deaf adults! Virtual and in-person in South Florida.

DeafBlind and Deaf+ Programs

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Available in-person or hybrid, DeafBlind and Deaf+ music classes bring meaningful and accessible music experiences to children through unique and thoughtful design.

Deaf Music Workshops

DeafBlind and Deaf+ Programs

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How can we deliver the many academic and social-emotional benefits of music class to children with hearing loss? By redefining music and using Universal Design Learning. Workshops can help Deaf educators get started with music in the classroom.