Kutandara began in 1998 when Randy McIntosh and Amy Stewart fell in love with Zimbabwean marimba music and dreamed of creating a place where others could experience its joy. Over time, that dream became something larger: a community where people of all ages come together to learn, play, and belong. Read more…
Who We Are
Our board of directors is a passionate group of professionals committed to the strength and health of Moon & Stars Foundation/Kutandara. Read More…
Our staff includes several instructors with different strengths and experiences. Read more…
What We Do
When you participate in a class at Kutandara, you learn more than just music. You learn critical thinking skills, develop higher cognitive skills, and increase your ability to analyze and evaluate information. Teamwork and conflict resolution skills develop naturally and you enjoy the healthy, positive activity of music with new friends. Read more…
How We Do It
We believe that rhythm and music are an inherent part of human nature and that each of us has an ability to uncover this nature. We believe that you have musical ability and are a musical person. We are committed to giving you an opportunity to experience music and its many uplifting, joyous, and healing qualities–no matter your age or previous experience. Read more…
What We Do
We’ve each been called to help the world’s people uncover their true nature of goodness through music and connection. We are passionate about assisting people in finding their common ground together and to help bring about a more peaceful, cooperative society. Read more…
Our Instruments
Learn more about the instruments we teach at Kutandara, including the marimba, hosho, and mbira. Read more…
Our Awards
Read about our Directors’ Pacesetter Award, and Kutandara’s Independent Music Award Live Album Award. Read more…
