At the Ludwig van Beethoven Music School, children from the age of six, and in some cases from the age of five, can take part in the children's choirs. Singing together is the ideal introduction to making music for children. This is because they learn to listen to each other when singing in a choir. They experience meter and rhythm and follow musical phrases with their breath in a completely natural way.

There are children's choirs for different age groups at the Bad Godesberg, Beuel, Dransdorf and Hardtberg locations.

The training of the singing voice - regardless of the musical style - should only begin when important growth processes have been completed. Because whether it's an opera aria or a hard rock ballad, the physiological and vocal requirements are the same, even if the voice sounds completely different later on. The body is the instrument, and the singing teachers show what has to happen in the body for the instrument to sound good: How does breathing work? What is a good singing posture? Which images help to produce certain sounds?

Once the foundations have been laid, the singing teachers work with their students on pieces from a wide variety of musical styles and genres - but always in harmony with the vocal range, vocal tone and musical taste of the respective singer.