The young child represents the present and the future of all nations. The new century brings with it the opportunity for all to regroup and respond to the challenges that lie ahead. Of paramount importance is providing children globally with a safe and secure environment that respects diversity, and recognizes the importance of health, nutrition, education and psychosocial development for the young child. It is through assisting the child today that essential contributions to the future of individual human potential and global prosperity can emerge.

Our goal is to meet and exceed this challenge of giving young children the best possible preparation for the future and to do this, I believe, a basic part of their learning experiences must be involvement with the arts. My motivation for creating Montessori Mozarts was to assist in putting an end to the educator's frustration towards teaching music, and provide the tools for the professional development of life-long learners who strive to positively influence the lives of children.