A Lifetime of Music Begins Here®
Our classes meet in Whitehouse Station
The Rockaway Reformed Church
115 Main St, Whitehouse Sta, NJ
Come to the back door /parking lot
Whitehouse Station
Our classes are held at the Rockaway Reformed Church
115 Main St
Whitehouse Station, NJ
Hunterdon County
Serving Hunterdon County families since 1996, the mission of Music Together Family & Friends is two-fold: to bring parents, their children and families in the community closer together through the power of music, and to support children early in life so they will be able to sing in tune, move in rhythm, and participate in music with joy and confidence throughout their lives.
Testimonials from Families
We’d love to hear from you!
Moms, Dads, Nannies and Grandparents!
Feel free to share any constructive criticism as well as the great stories of how your family is making music at home! Thank you all for your support and enthusiasm!
"Our Music Together class quickly became our favorite part of the week. As a first- time mom it was great to connect with other moms while watching my daughter coo and interact to all of the fun songs in class! The songs are a part of our daily routine to dance to and to sing as lullabies- highly recommend enrolling!"
"I just have to share this with you since it just crossed my mind. I am quite sure that it was Music Together that brought me out of my shell (as far as singing, anyway). I really NEVER used to sing in front of people, not even my husband.
But we do anything for our kids right? So I remember feeling a bit awkward and shy in classes at first. Now, I sing throughout the day at home, sing with hubby, and even to myself or to the kids at the grocery store! It's very liberating not only to have found the confidence to sing out when i feel like it, but also wonderful to have sweet little melodies right there stuck in my head ready to pop out into the world
Anyway, I don't know if you get much feedback like this from parents. It's usually so much about the kids and their learning and progress, but l've personal made a ton of progress in my own way. Just wanting to acknowledge it."