LEARN AS A BAND
RockBand
Make music with other players and work toward a live performance.
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GROUP LESSONS / CLASSES
A shared start.
A sound of your own.
Discover music in an encouraging small group.
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Intro to Guitar
BEGINNER FRIENDLY
A confident first chord.
A beginner-friendly introduction to guitar that builds confidence, coordination, and a strong musical foundation.
Students will explore
- How to hold and tune the guitar
- Guitar terminology and instrument parts
- Simple chord changes and strumming patterns
- Reading chord charts and guitar tabs
- Simple riffs and melodies
No previous guitar experience is required. The goal is to feel comfortable with the instrument and gain the tools to keep learning.
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Intro to Piano
BEGINNER FRIENDLY
Find your place at the keys.
Build confidence, coordination, and a strong musical foundation in a welcoming introduction to piano.
Students will explore
- Piano and keyboard terminology
- Finger numbers and basic hand position
- Simple melodies with both hands
- Rhythm and counting
- Introductory notation and musical symbols
- Simple songs and recognizable melodies
No previous piano experience is required. Students become comfortable at the keyboard while developing skills for continued learning.
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Junior Singing Class
AGES 7–11 · 3–4 STUDENTS PER CLASS
Small group.
Growing voices.
Small group singing lessons for young singers who want to build confidence in a supportive setting.
Students will explore
- Introductory music theory
- Vocal anatomy and breathing techniques
- Vocal warm-ups and exercises
- Age-appropriate repertoire
- Posture for singing
- Clear and healthy projection
A positive first step toward individual voice lessons.
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Junior Piano Class
AGES 3–5 · MY FIRST PIANO ADVENTURE
A playful first
piano adventure.
Songs, movement, listening activities, and hands-on piano time using Faber’s My First Piano Adventure curriculum.
Students will explore
- High and low sounds; loud and soft dynamics
- Finger numbers and basic hand positions
- Groups of black and white keys
- Simple rhythms and steady beat
- Beginning note recognition and simple melodies
- Coordination, fine motor skills, and creativity
- Taking turns, following directions, and making music together
No previous piano experience is required. A fun, positive first experience builds a foundation for future lessons.
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Musical Revue
Sing, act, move, and tell a story as part of an ensemble.
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