Harmony Road
for 4 and 5 year old beginners
The Harmony Road Music Course is carefully constructed for children to learn the basic building blocks of music. Emphasis on ear training, solfege singing, keyboard playing, ensemble and rhythm activities, movement, and music creativity. This exceptional course gives students "inner hearing" which makes transposing, improvisation, and composing easily accessible in their musical studies. Parent involvement in class and at home.
2 year course, 55 minutes weekly
NEW Class times for Fall 2010: Mondays @ 4:00 or Thursdays @ 3:30
The Young Musician
for 6 and 7 year olds
The Young Musician course introduces students keyboard performance and note reading, as well as rhythm, ensemble and ear training in a fun and motivating weekly group lesson. Parent involvement in class and at home.
2 year course, 55 minutes weekly
NEW Class time for Fall 2010: Mondays @ 5:00
Keyboard Prep
for 8-11 year old beginners
Keyboard Prep is designed for children ages 8 to 11 who are studying music for the first time. This fast-paced, motivating program develops the students basic musicianship skills through ear training, solfege singing, keyboard performance and writing music.
1.5 year program, 55 minutes weekly
No class times offered for Fall 2010
Keyboard Musician
Continuing curriculum for students who have completed Harmony Road, Young Musician or Keyboard Prep classes. Students continue to develop performance skills though the study of varied repertoire styles, technical studies, sigh-reading songs and multi-part ensembles. Ear training is expanded to include dictation and recognition of tonal centers and chord progressions. Students learn to accompany themselves while singing. Two part singing and artistic repertoire encourage expressive musicianship.
2 year course, 55 minutes weekly
Music for Little Mozarts
for 3 year olds
An introduction to music for 3's and Moms or Dads which includes keyboard activities. This 6 session class meets for 30 minutes weekly.
New class times for Fall 2010 TBA.
for 4 and 5 year old beginners
The Harmony Road Music Course is carefully constructed for children to learn the basic building blocks of music. Emphasis on ear training, solfege singing, keyboard playing, ensemble and rhythm activities, movement, and music creativity. This exceptional course gives students "inner hearing" which makes transposing, improvisation, and composing easily accessible in their musical studies. Parent involvement in class and at home.
2 year course, 55 minutes weekly
NEW Class times for Fall 2010: Mondays @ 4:00 or Thursdays @ 3:30
The Young Musician
for 6 and 7 year olds
The Young Musician course introduces students keyboard performance and note reading, as well as rhythm, ensemble and ear training in a fun and motivating weekly group lesson. Parent involvement in class and at home.
2 year course, 55 minutes weekly
NEW Class time for Fall 2010: Mondays @ 5:00
Keyboard Prep
for 8-11 year old beginners
Keyboard Prep is designed for children ages 8 to 11 who are studying music for the first time. This fast-paced, motivating program develops the students basic musicianship skills through ear training, solfege singing, keyboard performance and writing music.
1.5 year program, 55 minutes weekly
No class times offered for Fall 2010
Keyboard Musician
Continuing curriculum for students who have completed Harmony Road, Young Musician or Keyboard Prep classes. Students continue to develop performance skills though the study of varied repertoire styles, technical studies, sigh-reading songs and multi-part ensembles. Ear training is expanded to include dictation and recognition of tonal centers and chord progressions. Students learn to accompany themselves while singing. Two part singing and artistic repertoire encourage expressive musicianship.
2 year course, 55 minutes weekly
Music for Little Mozarts
for 3 year olds
An introduction to music for 3's and Moms or Dads which includes keyboard activities. This 6 session class meets for 30 minutes weekly.
New class times for Fall 2010 TBA.
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