Highlights of Group Instruction -Learn your instrument in a unique and social environment. -Offered in piano, guitar, and strings for various levels and ages. -Make friends with other people who have similar musical interests. -“Mommy & Me” classes available for piano and singing; learn with your young child in a fun and musical way! -Financially more economical than private instruction.
Schedule Information -Classes run from March 5th, 2012 through May 26th, 2012. -Classes are based on 1o week sessions. -See calendar schedule here. - Request a class day and time here. - Download detailed Guitar Class schedule here.
Fee Information - Tuition: $200 per student, for 10 week session, 45 minute classes. - Music Fee: $35 per student for guitar or string classes. - Student must purchase or rent their own instrument for the class. - Register for a class by calling the director Julie Ann: 602-885-3672.
Registration Information -Strings -Guitar - Register by calling Julie Ann at 602-885-3672 or download and print the registration form here. -Piano classes for young children in “Mommy & Me” format - A $100 deposit is required to hold your class spot. If we have to close your class due to low registration, you have the following options: join another class that is running, credit your deposit toward private lessons, or a full refund of your deposit.The remaining balance of $100 is due at the student’s first class. Alternative payment plans available. Payment Options: Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover.
Many students can be very successful in the group class environment, due to the motivation of healthy competition with their peers and the musical value of learning how to listen and play duets with musicians at their own level. Although group classes do not have the advantage of tailoring the learning style to each individual student, as does private instruction, sometimes group instruction works better than private with certain learning styles and preferences.Whether a child, teen, or adult, a student should consider whether they would benefit from the social and motivating aspect of the group environment.
