The Language of Music
Music Theory: An Adventure
Music Is a Language. Learn to Speak It.
Discover a Whole New World of Music
From reading notes to creating your own music, discover a new way to understand, hear, perform, and express yourself through music.
Four progressive units. Flexible enrollment. Start where you need to.
Your Path to Musical Fluency
Great musicians don't just perform music. They understand it.
There's More to Music Than Making Sound.
Many musicians learn to sing or play long before they learn to understand the music they're performing. But reading music, recognizing patterns, and understanding musical structure can transform the way you learn, rehearse, and perform.
Music literacy builds confident, capable, and independent musicians.
How The Program Works
Whether you're building your foundation or filling in the gaps, our flexible approach helps you develop practical music skills at the level that's right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Check out our FAQs, or email us at support@batschivocals.com.
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No experience is required for Reading Music 101. Later units may require familiarity with earlier concepts.
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No. Students can join the units appropriate for their current skill level.
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No! Singers, instrumentalists, and other musicians can all benefit from music literacy.
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Yes. In-person classes are designed for ages 11–16, while online classes serve ages 16 and up.