Very early music lessons?

I feel very silly asking this.My daughter turns two next month and is absolutely obsessed with music (as in playing instruments). While I'm a huge music fan and appreciate the art, I suck at every instrument I've ever tried to play. My husband, however, is self taught in guitar, piano, bass, drums, etc. It's second nature to him. That said, he likely never learned "properly" and wouldn't be able to really delve into music theory later on in years (in aware of how insane this sounds)When she hears weezer she goes and grabs daddy's guitar and Delilah's guitar and claps to the beat. She recently picked up a pair of sticks to pretend to drum and won't stop. For Christmas she got a Schoenhut baby grand that she also likes to jam on. Occasionally going upscale and downscale and having a blast. Unfortunately she also really loves the recorder that some awful person got her because why would you buy a child a recorder unless you hate the parents?Anyway, I am in no way saying my child is a savant in any sense but she CLEARLY loves instruments. I really would like to get her into lessons early. I imagine 2 is too young? How can I help her develop this at such a young age? It doesn't seem to be a random toddler phase; she's been like this for the last year and it's just getting more and more prominent. via /r/Parenting http://ift.tt/2rFCBua