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Dolce Music Studio in Sugar Land, Texas offers Suzuki Music Classes called Dolce Babies for babies and parents. The classes are held 3 times a week on Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Siblings can be babysat during classes. The studio has faculty including teachers, student assistants, and babysitters. Students perform in recitals and concerts. The studio also offers Suzuki workshops and teacher training. Stories are shared of students' musical growth and development from early ages through becoming student teachers themselves. The summary emphasizes the studio offers Suzuki Music Classes 3 times a week for babies and parents, and stories of students' musical growth are shared.

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Dolce Music Studio
Danette Schuh, Director
dolcemusicstudio.com

Sugar Land, Texas, USA
Suburb of Houston

Dolce Babies
Suzuki Music Classes for Baby and Parent
since September 2008

3 Weekly Classes
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY

Sibling Babysitting
for parents with multiple children

Faculty
teachers, student assistants and babysitters

A new way to reach out and
stay connected

We all share this musical journey,
one beat at a time

Where love is deep,
much can be accomplished.
-Shinichi Suzuki

Sharing the Joy of Making Music!
Dolce
Babies

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