The music curriculum at Centennial is largely based
	on the teachings and philosophy of Zoltan Kodaly.
	The Kodaly method is a highly sequential and
	developmental method which uses the voice as the
	main instrument. The goal of the Hungarian based
	method is to promote musical literacy through folk
	tunes and the child's own singing voice. Each child
	has 2 music lessons per week. Each lesson is filled
with skills such as singing, playing instruments,
music games, folk dancing, reading, writing and
creating music. The main goal of the music program
at Centennial is to produce a musically literate child
	who can go on to enjoy music through out his/her
	lifetime.