In partnership with the Music and Health Research Institute, Music and Movement gives participants an opportunity to learn, feel and express music through playful and dynamic movement activities.

In a typical class, participants move to the music, synchronize body actions with musical rhythms, and follow their partner’s movements. Participants will also interact with other people and objects, react quickly to random signals, echo movement sequences, and follow verbal instructions and musical cues in order to complete activities. Some activities are structured and oriented, while some activities are improvised with creativity.

Please join us on October 2nd for a demonstration session before the Thanksgiving holiday. It will be an opportunity to see if the program will be a good fit for you! We will then start regular sessions on October 16th.