​Let's Make Music Together®

Hello everybody! We're so glad to see you!

Every week in our music classes at Music Together Ridgecrest, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and the grownups who love them® come together to play together musically. Little ones love playing along in class, and caregivers love being a part of their children's growth into confident music-makers. Our songs will have you tapping along in no time. Music Together® is the perfect family activity in Ridgecrest!
  • Sign up to visit a class free of charge and see why we're so excited to make music with you
  • Check out our schedule to find the best class time for your family.

Coming
​- Fall 2026 -

September 9th - November 14th

Mixed Ages (0-5 yrs)

Join us for the Bongos Song Collection this Fall! This fall, families will come together to sing, play, laugh, and learn with the Music Together Bongos Song Collection. The songs include lots of upbeat, active songs like "See How I'm Jumping," our take on the timeless nursery rhyme "Hey, Diddle, Diddle," and beautiful melodies such as the Japanese song "Hotaru Koi" and "Walking through the Woods." In addition to your weekly classes, your registration includes recordings and materials for you to use at home, including an illustrated songbook and access to the songs through the Music Together app.
About the Illustrators:
Read more about Jaime Kim on her website: https://www.jaimekim.com
​See more of Gerald Kelley's work on his website: https://egkellerdraws.com/

Rhythm Kids (4-8 yrs)

Join us for the Hippo Collection! Your child will have a great time drumming, singing, moving to new rhythms and engaging in and exploring other instruments, unique music activities, and music games especially designed for older children. This semester, we'll explore the Hippo Rhythm with drumming patterns based on rhythms used in Gahu, the popular, recreational dance of the Ewe people of Ghana. We'll learn 20 songs, including “Gahu Ee” a call-and-response song from the Ewe people of Ghana, Togo, and Benin in Western Africa and the traditional Andean folksong, “La vicuñita,” often heard in Peru, Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina. The "Hip Hop Hippo" rap will let children break out their hip-hop dance moves!

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