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Enroll by 8/31 - 15% off and Registration Fee Waived!
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A Multi-Generational Family Music Class
for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers!

FREE Preview Class:
10am Weds
​Aug 27th

Class Begins: 10am Weds, Sep 3rd
Until Oct 22
DROP-INS WELCOME!
at Village on the Park, Denton​
​1919 Brinker Rd, Denton, TX 76208

This Family Music Class for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers is designed and taught by Tonya Lincoln, a Board Certified Music Therapist, to increase developmental skills through fun music strategies for the whole family. Seniors who live at Village on the Park will join us, singing and playing instruments too! As a Music Therapist who has worked in both early childhood and senior care, this class is something I've been wanting to bring to Denton for a very long time. I hope you can join us. Enroll on the Enrollment Tab (Current Students should sign in to the Student Portal and enroll through the Calendar). 

FREE Preview Class: 10am Weds, Aug 27th!
Dates/Time: 10-10:45am Wednesdays, September 3rd - October 22
Class Max: 15 Families - at least 1 Adult is required to attend, may include more than 1 Child
Cost: $85/month for the first child, 10% sibling discount for each additional child
Location: Village on the Park, Denton
1919 Brinker Rd, Denton, TX 76208
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Enroll through the Enrollment Tab
Coyote Music Studio is owned and operated by Tonya Blum Lincoln, a Board Certified Music therapist, who specializes in Music Therapy for all ages and Early Childhood Music Education.
​Coyote Music Studio's mission is to bring affordable music therapy and music education to Denton County. 

Services provided in the private studio:
  • Lessons in piano, flute, ukulele, and beginner voice.
  • Music Therapy for all ages using a variety of techniques depending on the client's needs and abilities. 

Programs and Classes in your location:​
Music Therapy and Music Classes are not separate in this studio.
All classes are designed so students of all abilities can have fun learning music together no matter their current level and achieve progress in age appropriate developmental skills (such as improving communication skills, increasing fine and gross motor skills, improving social/emotional states, increasing academic knowledge, increasing coping/relaxation skills, improving quality of life, and others). 
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