How often is music offered at Twin Parks Montessori?

Music class is held once a week at all levels, but daily music, woven into each child’s routine—not just a weekly class, but a part of the joyful rhythm of every day at Twin Parks, fostering creativity and musical exploration

Who guides our children in musical expression?

Our inspiring music teacher, Jed Feder, leads Music and Movement across all three campuses. A dynamic performer and composer, he brings songs, rhythm, music theory, and sheer delight to the classroom.

What does a typical music session include?

Each session feels like play—children experience singing, movement, rhythm-making, and exposure to varied musical styles and genres, all within a spontaneous, joyful setting.

Why is music an integral part of Montessori education here?

Music enriches creative thinking and nurturing the child’s inner artist. At Twin Parks, the arts—especially music—are not add-ons; they are essential, nourishing the whole child and inspiring lifelong learning.

How does the Music Program foster lifelong learning?

Through meaningful musical experiences guided by a passionate educator, children develop confidence, coordination, imagination, and a sense of rhythm—qualities that support personal development throughout their lives.

Music Program

Meet our music teacher, John Drinkwater! John teaches Music and Movement at Twin Parks Montessori Schools on the Upper West Side. The weekly classes include songs, movement, some music theory, genres, rhythm, and lots of fun!

Art of all kinds is key to developing a child's creativity and creative thinking skills. Music is an important part of our curriculum and an integral part of our program. Not just once a week, but a daily part of what we do at Twin Parks Montessori music program in NYC. Parents looking for preschool music classes in Manhattan value this enrichment as part of their child’s education.

John Drinkwater is an actor and musician in New York City, recently seen as George Harrison in When Elvis Met The Beatles and with Norm Lewis in his Christmas Spectacular. He and his brother, as The Drinkwater Brothers, have performed all over the world, both on TV and live, and have released a vast collection of original songs together. John has experience teaching music and dance to children as part of the Thumbcoast theater program in Michigan. He is so happy to be a part of our Twin Parks teaching team.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Music Program

How often is music offered at Twin Parks Montessori?

Music class is held once a week at all levels, but daily music, woven into each child’s routine—not just a weekly class, but a part of the joyful rhythm of every day at Twin Parks, fostering creativity and musical exploration.
Who guides our children in musical expression?

Our inspiring music teacher, John Drinkwater, leads Music and Movement across all three campuses. A dynamic performer and composer, he brings songs, rhythm, music theory, and sheer delight to the classroom.
What does a typical music session include?

Each session feels like play—children experience singing, movement, rhythm-making, and exposure to varied musical styles and genres, all within a spontaneous, joyful setting.
Why is music an integral part of Montessori education here?

Music enriches creative thinking and nurturing the child’s inner artist. At Twin Parks, the arts—especially music—are not add-ons; they are essential, nourishing the whole child and inspiring lifelong learning.
How does the Music Program foster lifelong learning?

Through meaningful musical experiences guided by a passionate educator, children develop confidence, coordination, imagination, and a sense of rhythm—qualities that support personal development throughout their lives.

“The greatness of the human personality begins at birth.”

— Maria Montessori

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