We offer a full program for children of all skill levels (ages 5 – 12) that includes introductory music classes and a progressive path for improving and advancing music studies.
The class sizes are small (limited to 6 students) so instructors can give each student the attention he/she deserves.
Classes are well-rounded and use an interactive approach to teach students to understand the building blocks of music.
Our community is about acceptance. Students of all skills and backgrounds learn music together.
Dalcroze Eurythmics for 5 – 7 – Sundays | Ages 5 – 7 years
Keyboard for Children – Mondays | Ages 6 – 9 years
Music Theory 101 – Saturdays | Ages 8 – 18 years
Music Theory 201 – Thursdays | Ages 8 – 18 years
Theory for Guitarists – Thursdays | Ages 8 – 18 years
Violin for Children – Mondays | Ages 6 – 9 years
Voice for Children – Tuesdays or Saturdays | Ages 6 – 9 years
Dalcroze Eurythmics for 5 – 7
Sundays | Ages 5 – 7 years
Keyboard for Children
Mondays | Ages 6 – 9 years
Music Theory 101
Saturdays | Ages 8 – 18 yrs
Music Theory 201
Thursdays | Ages 8 – 18 yrs
Theory for Guitarists
Thursdays | Age 8 – 18 years
Violin for Children
Mondays | Ages 6 – 9 years
Voice for Children
Tues or Sat | Ages 6 – 9 years
View our Financial aid and payment plan options.
View our Financial aid and payment plan options.
Beginner Orchestra – Thursdays | Ages 8 – 11 years
Intermediate Orchestra – Wednesdays | Ages 10 – 14 years
Children’s Chorus – Saturdays | Ages 8 – 12 years
Guitar Orchestra – Mondays | Ages 10 – 14 years
Center Stage Ensemble – Wednesdays | Ages 8 – 12 years – CLASS IS FULL
Beginner Orchestra
Thursdays | Ages 8 – 11 years
Center Stage Ensemble
Wednesdays | Ages 8 – 12 years
Guitar Orchestra
Mondays | Ages 10 – 14 years
Intermediate Orchestra
Wednesdays | Ages 10 – 14 years
View our Financial aid and payment plan options.
View our Financial aid and payment plan options.
Basic instrument instruction is offered to children (K-12) in a group setting. As students continue their musical studies, they can join advanced courses, begin private lessons, or join music ensembles.
Private lessons are a great option for students who want or need a customized learning path. Lessons are customized to meet the needs and learning style of each student and the student’s progress determines the pace. Private lessons prepare students for musical performances where they can demonstrate their talent and others can watch and enjoy.
An ensemble can be the next step for a passionate music student and may encourage some students to continue their studies. Our performance groups invite students to apply their individual studies to collectively perform art – playing and performing with friends can be fun and fulfilling.
We provide access to music education to anyone who seeks it, regardless of economic status, ability, ethnicity, or religion, which has a profound impact on individual lives as well as on our entire community.
Our goal is to make music education accessible and to remove the financial barrier that may prevent students from participating. Therefore, we offer need-based financial aid to as many students as possible.
323 West 108th Street
New York, NY 10025
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