Welcome to Little Beats, where we turn music into a delightful adventure for children! Our unique program, guided by two fun facilitators, invites kids to engage in a structured rhythm and movement journey.
Through our calm yet humorous narrative, children can explore the joys of rhythm, understand the power of cooperation, and strengthen their listening skills, all while fostering a sense of community.
At Little Beats, we believe that music is a joyful journey for every child. With our structured rhythm and movement classes, children embark on a playful adventure.
With engaging narratives, we create a fun and supportive environment for kids to explore while developing essential skills like listening and group connection.
Join us as we make music a delightful experience for the little ones!
Our Mission
To provide a structured rhythm & movement program designed to help children regulate, reconnect, and transition calmly as a group.
Presence Through Rhythm. Connection Through Play.
Where Passion Meets Education
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Your Musical Journey Starts Here!
We invite you to become a part of the Little Beats family, where you'll find a supportive and inspiring environment to develop your child music skills.
Our Team
All Little Beats sessions are led by trained facilitators who complete a dedicated Little Beats training program.
This training covers the structure and content of each session, core guidelines, group dynamics, and practical problem-solving in real family contexts.
Behind the practice is a multidisciplinary team with strong backgrounds in education, music, pedagogy, and project management, ensuring that Little Beats remains consistent, safe, and developmentally appropriate while adaptable to different communities and cultural settings.
Mikhaela Opliger
Facilitator and Steiner (Waldorf) education specialist, Mikhaela brings a deep understanding of child development and rhythm-based learning. Her work is rooted in creating safe, calm, and meaningful spaces where children and parents can connect through presence and play.
Bruno Cardoso
Bruno is a facilitator with a background in music and pedagogy. He combines musical sensitivity with educational structure, supporting sessions that are both engaging and grounded. His focus is on making rhythm accessible and inclusive for children and families.
Wellington Soares
Wellington is a professional musician with over 40 years of experience in music and social projects. As a facilitator in the Little Beats project, he integrates musical depth with social awareness, supporting inclusive and community-oriented practices.
Marge Opliger
Marge is an educator with over 30 years of experience working in Brazil and Switzerland. Strongly influenced by Waldorf education, she brings long-term pedagogical insight and a deep respect for the natural rhythms of childhood development.