Musicolor Method Park Slope (formerly Park Slope Music Lessons) has a mission to activate life skills in children through music education as personal development. We do this by teaching, mentoring and coaching our diverse community of students using an inclusive, adaptive curriculum and being living examples as role models ourselves. We welcome the unique contributions that you can bring in terms of age, education, ethnicity, race, color, culture, sex, gender identity and expression, spoken languages, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran’s status and beliefs.

The World’s #1 Way to Teach Music Instantly. By teaching making music, we activate skills needed for success: focus, practice, perseverance, goal-setting, and so much more. Franchise opportunities available.

The Musicolor Method® is more than just a franchise opportunity. It’s an opportunity to help children tap into their innate potential. This groundbreaking educational format integrates instinctual learning and organic growth. By treating learning music like learning a language, the Musicolor Method® is the shortest path to learning music by playing.The unique curriculum is designed around nature’s observable growth spiral, guiding the learning journey along an intuitive path that springs from a single seed of knowledge. This holistic approach helps children from preschool to high school discover the transformative power of music in a way that fosters lifelong curiosity and love of learning.Founder Andrew Ingkavet is a former MTV-VJ, an award-winning composer, an acclaimed writer, and successful music marketer. More, he’s built a thriving music school in Brooklyn, NY that empowers kids to build life skills through music.

300 Monks has pivoted to a digital solutions provider for arts and education businesses. 300 Monks Digital Solutions has many ways to help small, local business attract qualified leads and convert them into passionate customers.

Online royalty free music company providing quality production music to agencies, advertisers, filmmakers, producers, and marketers since 2004.

With my friends Jeffrey Solomon and Emily Weiner, we created a socially conscious theater company with the mission of amplifying the unheard voice. I composed music for several of the productions and continue to participate when and wherever possible. Designed the logo!

Vice President and Creative Director. Helped found the interactive department within this mega multinational advertising giant owned by True North Communications. Recruited, supervised and led a creative team of 17. Helped increase billings by 1000%. Provided original music to countless number of new media projects. Clients included Clairol, HP/Compaq, MetLife, JPMorganChase, Nabisco/Kraft, Qwest, IRS, Trane and many more Fortune 500 companies.

Senior Art Director, working on American Express, Seagrams and numerous small new business programs. Led a team of 4 on website and emarketing campaigns. Also provided music for new media projects.

One of the first online music retailers, Music Boulevard was ahead of it's time. Upon Mr. Ingkavet's return from Asia, he joined this small startup with hopes of it becoming the next dotcom gold mine. It was eventually bought out by CDNOW.

Web and promotion design for partner companies to the core music store.

Advertising sales for website and print magazine, Asia Inc. Accounts included major advertising agencies J. Walter Thompson, Ogilvy, and McCann Erickson.

With partner David Mok, Ingkavet created this internet marketing agency landing their first client Cathay Pacific beating out EDS, IBM and other major consultancies. From their the company added AVID as a full advertising client, Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club, CNBC, NBC and Motorola to a fast growing roster of clients. One of the first interactive agencies in the region, the agency was recognized by iDN magazine as best interactive shop.

MTV Networks created an Asian division in the early 90's. Mr. Ingkavet was chosen as one of the first 3 faces to launch the satellite pan-Asian network to a daily audience of millions. Hosting the morning show, the weekly Top 20 Countdown and Classic MTV, Ingkavet was a household name among the region's youth and is still mentioned on MTV India's bulletin boards.

The CityKids Foundation in Tribeca, New York City has long supported youth empowerment. Their theater company, the Rep, has had many celebrity endorsements and projects including an Emmy-nominated ABC Saturday morning television program. Mr. Ingkavet was hired to compose music for the company and the result was "Growing Up and Other Heroic Deeds" book and lyrics by Jeffrey Solomon, Music by Andrew Ingkavet. It continues to be performed in NYC Public Schools today.

Occasional Grace, a site specific show produced and performed within NYC churches. Directed by Bill Rauch.

Weekly columnist for "Where The Wild Things Are" - roundup of industry news, sitings, gossip, pre-release tidbits for the hard and heavy rock genre.

A small, extremely successful independent music marketing company. Starting as a college internship, Mr. Ingkavet quickly rose to "Head Intern". His job consisted of marketing records to independent "taste-making" record shops throughout the US. He approached the company partners with an idea for a newsletter utilizing the then new technologies of desktop publishing. The industry tipsheet Concrete Foundations spawned an entire new revenue stream, an annual conference and massive exposure for the tiny company including a weekly segment on MTV's Headbangers Ball.