Daveen DiGiacomo originally hails from the Heartland, where she developed her love for music, playing piano at the age of seven. She received her degree in music at San Francisco State University. Previously, she taught an after school orchestra/band program for Children’s Music Workshop in Los Angeles, in which she helped coordinate 15 elementary schools to participate in a spring concert at UCLA each year. Daveen also plays the accordion and performs professionally in local dance/theatre companies, doing sound design and composing. She is very passionate about the teachings and philosophies behind Music Together^®.

"I feel the success of my classes is always a result of the participation of the parents. Creating a fun, silly and enthusiastic environment encourages the children to safely explore without any expectations. Getting the parents to sing is the most important thing for me in a class. Some parents feel they don’t have a singing voice or any rhythm. None of this matters in my class. The parent’s voice is the most important thing to a child. When they hear their parent singing, they start experimenting with their own vocal chords. When the parent starts moving their bodies to the music, the child moves to the music as well. At this age, music is not a lesson, it is an experience. At the end of the day, we have fun and we get incredibly goofy. What happens in Music Together stays in Music Together!"