About Us

Adrian Edward’s journey began in the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires and took flight in the heart of New York City. Growing up, he saw firsthand the transformative power of music, not only as an art form but as a language that connected people across cultures and experiences. Armed with a Bachelor’s in Music Performance and a Master’s in Music Education from Hunter College, Adrian set out to share this passion with the world.

But it wasn’t long into his teaching career that he noticed a troubling gap: in many early education programs, music was often an afterthought, a ‘nice-to-have’ rather than a cornerstone of a child’s development. At The Guild for Exceptional Children in Brooklyn, where Adrian worked as both a music teacher and therapist, he saw how music had the potential to break through barriers, especially for children with special needs. Yet, the tools to teach young children music effectively and accessibly were few and far between.

That realization sparked a mission. Adrian knew that music should never be sidelined—it should be celebrated, embraced, and, most importantly, made accessible to every child, regardless of ability. Over the next 15 years, he poured his heart into developing innovative teaching methods that brought the joy of music into classrooms and homes alike. His work has reached children in both special needs and neurotypical communities, and his impact has been praised by parents and educators for turning what was once an overlooked aspect of early education into a vital, joyful part of childhood.

Today, Adrian continues to teach, inspire, and create, believing that music isn’t just a subject—it’s a gateway to learning, growth, and expression. When he’s not teaching, you’ll find him playing soccer, solving escape room puzzles, or diving into a good book, always looking for the next challenge to unlock.