Excellence in Music Education: Infants to All Ages!
★ Teaching music as a language
★ Inspiring families to learn together
★ Innovating music education with an age-appropriate, progressive path
Excellence in Music Education: Infants to All Ages!
Discover a joyful, progressive approach to music education that grows with every student—from first musical experiences to confident musicianship.
Teaching music as a language
Inspiring families to learn together
An age-appropriate, progressive path from early music to advanced study
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OSM at Capitoline Community Center · Ellicott City
Join Us for Our Grand Opening & 33rd Birthday Celebration!
We’re excited to welcome families to OSM’s new Capitoline location and celebrate 33 wonderful years of making music together. Join Ms. Olenka, Ms. Yulia & Mr. Ramon for music, movement, dancing, drumming, rhythm instruments, games, and birthday fun.
Kids 1–6 & their loving parents · Every child receives an OSM birthday goodie bag 🎁
Our musical education extends beyond simply learning to play an instrument. Our fun, innovative and uniquely-formatted cirriculum immerses students (and parents) in the universal language of music.
We make learning music fun
for ages 1 - 101!
With over 30+ years of success, our curriculum has been proven to keep children excited and engaged to learn the universal language of music!
Our Music School is Best Known For:
Our Music School is Best Known For:
Superb Teaching
Unique Curricula
Progressive Path
Family Learning
Sparking Creativity
Recitals & Events
“It’s absolutely amazing to see what these children can achieve if you package it correctly for them. It’s so nerve-racking to be a parent sometimes that it’s great to watch them enjoy the process and know that their child is secretly learning.”
— Karyn Hobson (mother of 3)
Join us!
Join us!
OSM’s Blog
Find new ways this Summer to let children explore the music world on their own terms, so they don’t lose the interest and skills they’ve learned in music. Letting them explore new instruments provides a whole new way to explore and learn and perhaps prepare them for the upcoming school year in band or orchestra.