Meet the Music

Meet the Music

Meet the Music (MTM) provides high-quality music education to thousands of students each year.

LAUSD principals and teachers, click here for a PDF of Partners for Student Success Menu of Services.

Roots of Music (RoMP)

Bringing the world of music to students!

A semester-long course that teaches anchor concepts like rhythm, melody and dynamics through the exploration of music and cultures of West Africa, the United States and Mexico.

RoMP on the Road option also available

MTM Concert First Thursday 2019

Recorders in Schools

Building musical and creative skills in school!

A year-long program targeted at fifth graders. Recorders in Schools provides students with 24 sequential weekly classes in recorder playing technique, reading music notation, and ensemble performance, culminating in a student performance.

Percussion Program

Building Teamwork and Music Knowledge through Percussion!

Percussion Program is uniquely customized for younger or older elementary students – a flexible program with a best-in-class curriculum that allows schools to meet music education goals through the accessible medium of percussion.

MTM Barton Hill Percussion
Meet the Music Students Playing Violin

Strings in Schools: Violins

A semester or year-long program that builds a firm foundation in violin technique, musicianship and musical notation.

Students participate in 12 weekly classes per semester, learning critical violin skills such as bowing and intonation while benefiting from the team-building experience of group musical practice.

“I loved going [to RoMP] because I learned about music like pitch, rhythm, tempo, melody, steady beat and about dynamics. I am now confident enough to perform in front of many people. I learned about other cultures and their history. I learned many songs and how people make some instruments.”

Miranda H.

4th Grade Student, Gulf Ave Elementary School

“I enjoyed playing recorders because I now know that I can do anything I want to do if I set my mind to it which is called ‘Growth Mindset.’ When I get called on it makes me happy because I can show others, and I feel comfortable because I have supportive classmates and teachers!”

Jocelyn L.

5th Grade Student, Cabrillo Ave Elementary School

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The William C. Bannerman Foundation
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