Music Preschool
Our Music Foundations Preschool classes help your child develop essential musical skills while fostering creativity, coordination, and social development. Through fun, interactive lessons led by expert educators, your child will build a strong foundation for future learning in an engaging and supportive environment.
Enroll today and give your child the gift of music!
DIANA & JOEL PETERSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Class benefits
Music Foundations Preschool classes foster growth in key areas such as:
Physical development (coordination, balance, motor skills)
Language and vocabulary development
Mathematical skills through patterning and rhythm
Social and emotional development
Beat and rhythm recognition
A GIFTED MUSIC SCHOOL TRADITION
EST. 2008
Frequently asked questions
Ready to learn more? See further details here, and don’t hesitate to reach out to discuss any additional questions. You can always find us at:
info@petersonschoolofmusic.org
(385) 222-7787
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A parent or caregiver is required to accompany their child to every class, playing an essential role in their child’s learning journey. As their most important musical and social role model, your presence encourages your child to engage fully in musical play and gain the many developmental benefits of interactive music-making. Together, we create a supportive, joyful learning environment that nurtures your child’s growth and creativity.
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Music Foundations classes are offered once a week, for 45 minutes, across 12 weeks each semester. Classes run from the week of September 10th through December 13th.
Saturdays: 11:00-11:45 (September 6, 13, 20, 27, October 4, 11, November 1, 8, 15, 22)
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$250/semester with $25 registration fee
Meet the faculty
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Kimberly Marsden
With years of experience as a collaborative pianist, composer, and educator, Kimberly Marsden has studied with distinguished pianists and composers in the United States and Switzerland. She holds a Master of Music in Piano Performance and has received specialized training in the Suzuki, Music Together, and Harmony Road methods. Kimberly has taught young children in preschool and kindergarten programs at public charter schools, in private settings, and through the University of Utah’s Tanner Dance program. She has served on the board and music committee of the Bountiful Davis Art Center and has held local leadership roles with the Utah Music Teachers Association.
Passionate about music education, Kimberly is dedicated to nurturing young musicians and helping them develop a lifelong connection to music.
“We feel lucky to have found this school two years ago. At first, our kids were just in children’s choir, but we later added voice, violin, and piano lessons. All the teachers are top notch!”
Anna Taylor
PSM Parent