Group Music Programs |Collaboration Through Music
Small-group experiences designed to develop musicianship, teamwork, creativity, and performance skills through collaborative music-making.
No Registration Fee, No Recital Fee, No Material Fee — Everything Included.
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Choir Program
Sing Together, Grow Together
Frequency: 1 Rehearsal per Week (60 Minutes)
Frequency: 16–18 Weeks per Semester
Fee: $560 per semester
Enrollment: 6–12 students per Ensemble
Highlights:
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Develop ensemble singing and listening skills.
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Learn to blend voices and perform as a team.
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Build confidence through collaborative music-making.
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Improve rhythm, pitch accuracy, and musical expression.
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Explore a variety of age-appropriate repertoire.
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Participate in an end-of-semester showcase performance.
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Duet Ensemble Program
Learn to Listen, Collaborate, and Perform Together
Frequency: 1 Rehearsal per Week (45 Minutes)
Frequency: 16–18 Weeks per Semester
Fee: $870 per semester
Enrollment: 2 students per Ensemble
Highlights:
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Develop listening and ensemble skills.
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Learn how to communicate musically with a partner.
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Improve rhythm, timing, balance, and musical expression.
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Explore accompaniment and collaborative performance techniques.
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Prepare and perform selected repertoire together.
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Includes an end-of-semester showcase performance.
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String & Woodwind Quartet
Learn, Collaborate, and Play Together with String or Woodwind Quartet and Pop Band
Frequency: 1 Rehearsal per Week (60 Minutes)
Frequency: 16–18 Weeks per Semester
Fee: $560-680 per semester
Enrollment: 4-8 students per Ensemble
Highlights:
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Develop advanced ensemble listening and blend skills.
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•Learn to balance melody, harmony, and accompaniment within a group setting.
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Strengthen rhythm, intonation, articulation, and musical expression.
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Build confidence through collaborative music-making and section leadership.
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Experience repertoire written specifically for string and woodwind ensembles.
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Develop rehearsal discipline and performance preparation skills.
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Includes an end-of-semester showcase performance.
Prerequisites
Group Music Programs are designed for students with prior music learning experience. Participants should demonstrate basic music-reading skills, be able to follow musical directions, and perform independently on their primary instrument or voice.
Students should be comfortable learning and performing in a collaborative ensemble setting. Instructor recommendation or placement assessment may be required.