We're sad to say, but we're closing our doors.

After 6 years of business and many tears in making the descision, we are closing our doors. Between the ongoing quarentine that keeps us from returning to our beloved in-person classes, Ms. Christy having to move out of town, and now Ms Christy being sick during pregnancy number 2 (surprise!) that makes it difficult to do even online classes... the timing is right for us to say "Goodbye." We are so very thankful for all of you who have joined our classes, or even checked us out! You have helped us grow a fun-loving music-making community of parents and children that filled many families with joy, laughter and learning. Our jobs were the best!! We have learned and grown so much in 6 years and we thank you for being a part of the adventure. We will miss you all beyond words.

If you are wondering how you can be a part of Music Together... Music Together Online is still an option at many centers around the world! We highly recommend Music Together Beaverton courses with our dear friend Kayla Hughes. She took many of our families in when we couldn't teach last spring and was well loved. She has a gentle, fun, and informative teaching style that I think you will all enjoy. Her center also has Babies classes, Rhythm Kids Classes, and Guitars for Grownups Classes too!! Check her out and try a Demo today! Once Ms Christy has Little Lynch #2 you might see her teaching online there too! ;) We hope you'll find a way to keep the music going. Also, if anyone is interested in directing a Music Together center here in the Vancouver/Camas area, let me know!

Please contact us with any questions, or just want to say goodbye one last time.

With much love, and sadness, we say "Goodbye, So Long, Farewell" to you all. Ms Christy and Ms Carolyn - New Notes Music Together

In the upcoming song collection, families will play with their voices by mimicking the sounds of instruments in the “French Folk Song,” and Spanish-speaking animals in “De Colores.” (Did you know that in Spanish, roosters say “Quiri-quiri quiri” to wake people up?) Making funny animal sounds, lip-burring, and other tonal play helps children explore their vocal register, discover their singing voices and distinguish them from their speaking voices. And since children learn from contrasts and by expressing music with their full bodies, you’ll be hopping lightly like birds and sliding smoothly like an iceskater. You’ll have so much fun you won’t even notice that you’re learning staccato and legato! In addition to your weekly classes, your tuition includes recordings and materials for you to use at home, including access to the songs through the Hello Everybody app. Join the Winter session and play, sing, laugh and learn with families in your community - online.