A man wearing glasses and headphones is playing a portable electronic keyboard against a black background.
A smiling young girl with curly hair in a high puff, wearing a pink Barbie t-shirt and yellow shorts, holding a mini keyboard toy.
Two young children sitting at a desk, each holding a toy keyboard and making playful expressions. The girl on the left has braided hair and is pretending to play the keyboard, while the boy on the right has short curly hair and is giving a thumbs-up.
A laptop on a wooden table displays a presentation slide titled 'What is Music?' with a green background, explaining that music is arranging sounds in time to produce harmony, melody, rhythm, and timbre. To the right, a Zoom video call shows four chi

Summer Music Program

Three children playing melodicas, a boy on the left with a white melodica and closed eyes, a girl in the middle with glasses and a black melodica, and a girl on the right with a pink melodica, all holding the instruments to their mouths.

Interested in having your child or teen learn how to play a musical instrument this school year from the comfort of your home?

Join us for our annual Summer Virtual Music and Arts Workshop!

Students learn from professional musicians music education and appreciation regarding the history of this unique woodwind. The instrument is a handheld free-reed similar to a pump organ or harmonica which also features a musical keyboard on top, and is played by blowing air through a mouthpiece that fits into a hole on the side of the instrument. Melodicas are small, lightweight, portable and many are designed for children to play!

Cost: $68 (this includes the Melodica instrument shipped directly to you); $50 if you already have a Melodica

Interested in registering a child or sponsoring a child? Please email us at: HScarlettFoundation@gmail.com

The Hyacinth Scarlett Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization and 100% of proceeds go to supporting our charitable programs.

Rock of Salvation
Music Scholars Program

A group of children dressed in white tuxedos with black bow ties singing or performing on stage.

For the director of music. For Jeduthun. A psalm of David. “Truly my soul finds rest in God; my salvation comes from Him. Truly He is my rock and my salvation; He is my fortress, I will never be shaken.”

—Psalm 62: 1-2 (NIV)

One of our Foundation’s new initiatives is our “Rock of Salvation Music Scholars Program.” During this week long summer music education program, campers engage with a community of educators and artists each day exposing them to foundations of musical form, theory, various instruments, and styles of music free of charge. At the end of camp, students have the opportunity to perform what they have learned and receive a certificate. This initiative is coming soon! Stay tuned!

A woman singing into a microphone on stage with her hand raised, facing a man with his back to the camera. The setting appears to be a church or community hall with wooden pews and a cross on the wall.
 

The Jamaica Nurses Association of Florida Choir led by their Choir Director Hyacinth Scarlett accompanied by their Minister of Music and our Foundation President Warren Scarlett at their Annual Fundraising Concert

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Victory Place International Worship Center Choir led by their Choir Director Hyacinth Scarlett accompanied by their Minister of Music and our Foundation President Warren Scarlett

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