About Let's Play Music
Let’s Play Music is a fun foundational music theory class for your child that begins at age 4 - 6. This three-year program solves the problem that a child is most ready to learn music at an early age, but their fingers and letter skills are not yet ready.
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Program Costs
1st Year Expenses:
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Registration fee - $35
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Materials - $91, or a sibling set (available to younger siblings of a child that has already gone through the program) can be purchased for $25.
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Tuition - $480 (for the year)
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or 8 monthly payments of $60 beginning in August when classes start
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2nd Year Expenses:
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Registration fee - $35
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Materials - $72, or a sibling set (available to younger siblings of a child that has already gone through the program) can be purchased for $42.
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Tuition - $560 (yearly)
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or 8 monthly payments of $70 beginning in August when classes start.
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3rd Year Expenses:
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Registration fee - $35
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Materials - $79, or a sibling set (available to younger siblings of a child that has already gone through the program) can be purchased for $50.50.
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Tuition - $640 (yearly)
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or 8 monthly payments of $80 beginning in August when classes start.
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About Ms. Sandy
Music has always been a part of my life. I grew up in a home filled with music, learning to play the piano and saxophone at a young age. Some of my earliest memories are of singing in church and around the house—music was simply part of the rhythm of everyday life. As a teenager, I eagerly joined school musicals, drawn to the joy of performance and connection that music brings.
After high school, I joined the United States Air Force, where I learned the value of discipline, service, and continual growth. I’ve carried those values with me through every stage of life. I believe learning never stops, and that’s guided me both personally and professionally. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Nursing with a minor in Family Studies from Weber State University, and I continue to seek opportunities to grow—both in my career and through my lifelong love of music.
My husband and I are raising four wonderful children in a home where music continues to be a shared passion. Our family is pretty musical—my son plays the trumpet, one daughter plays the violin, another sings and plays the piano, and my husband plays guitar, sings, and dabbles in piano as well. I still take piano lessons myself and carve out time to practice regularly. Music brings us together, strengthens our bond, and adds beauty to our everyday lives.
