Event & Recital Information

Immersive Fall Recital with Food Drive: Saturday, October 22nd, 2022. 

• Students share 1-2 pieces for each other, family, and audience members.
• Online and In Person Recitals are offered
• This year students are learning about the basics of what makes their piece sound the way it is, incorporating theory, history, and critical listening skills. They will then deliver that information in a fun way for all to learn about their music!ents may sign up for 1 - 60 minute slot. Maximum of 6 students per hour. 
• Counts as their  lesson for the week, no exceptions. Students that do not participate will still receive a lesson. Time may fluctuate to accommodate recital participants.
• Recital participants unable to attend one of the scheduled slots will still receive their lessons.
• No classes on Saturday the week of the Recital.  
• Students can use Lesson Passes for extra lessons during this time. 

Share a practice performance and receive feedback from other students so we can help each other bust nerves and build confidence!

• Students may sign up for 1 - 60 minute slot. Maximum of 6 students per hour. 
• Counts as their  lesson for the week, no exceptions. Students that do not participate will still receive a lesson. Time may fluctuate to accommodate recital participants.
• Recital participants unable to attend one of the scheduled slots will still receive their lessons.
• No classes on Saturday the week of the Recital.  
• Students can use Lesson Passes for extra lessons during this time.  

Students celebrate their work over the last year, share a sneak peak of their fall festival piece, and participate in a few music games/activities. This is a very casual play through and sample of pieces being prepared for an upcoming recital or evaluation. 

Students sign up for 60-75 minute options. A maximum of 8 kids in each section will be allowed.  Prorated fee will be due if they do not use Lesson Passes for extra lessons during this time.

Experienced students that have a wide repertoire are encouraged to pursue continual mastery of their instrument and build confidence by getting in front of others. Students will perform a program of 3-4 pieces for an audience. 

• Participation is dependent on the instructor's recommendation that the student is ready.
• Multiple lessons a week are typically necessary for such preparation and extra lessons will be prorated.
• Students may use Lesson Passes.