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School Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – Noon
Some Sunday Ensemble Opportunities
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Music Education Guide
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ALL
NEW….. Class/Group/Ensemble
Sessions
All Classes are for 9-week Sessions
(Exceptions are noted) |
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| Tuition payment is required at the time of registration.
The Annual Group Registration Fee per Family is $10.00. CMS requests your
registration two weeks prior to any class/group activity beginning. |
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VALUE PRICED AND GREAT
FOR BEGINNERS! |
CMS offers YOU a great way to
begin music instruction |
| JUMPSTART INTO MUSIC |
| Semi-private lessons at already low, and already
discounted pricing. This is a great opportunity for all beginners who
wish to study music. Jumpstart is available in affordable 9-week sessions.
JUMPSTART is a unique approach to teaching; allowing YOU to learn along
with another beginner; to discover the instrument YOU enjoy the most
and develop YOUR musical interest and skills. This program will prepare
YOU for private music instruction. Bring a friend and JUMPSTART YOUR
music education at CMS. |
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S.T.E.P
SUZUKI TALENT EDUCATION PROGRAM - Violin, Viola, Piano |
| Ages: 3+ |
Time & Date: Group Sessions are offered on
Wednesday: 5:00 – 5:45 pm |
| A minimum of six youngsters are required for any
group to begin. Private and or semi-private instruction is offered
daily (each student taking lessons one time each week) plus one weekly
group instruction. |
| Instructors: Sharon Olsher, Mary Ann Saylor, Raymond
Taylor |
| Philosophical Foundation: “Every student has
ability, every student is a worthy person, and through the study of
music, every student can attain greatness as a human being.”
The journey begins as we invite you to observe both a group class
and a private lesson while you await the delivery of your child’s
violin that has been measured specifically for him/her. Enjoy the
opportunity to speak with our educators prior to any lesson. Gain
insight into their wealth of experience. It is a journey worth taking.
The CMS S.T.E.P. program will open a world of new experiences to
both you and your youngster.
Once lessons begin you will explore, create and understand music
through developmentally appropriate and repetitive activities; all
the while creating a musically stimulating environment. The bond
between parent and child strengthens and grows.
Our S.T.E.P. Program involves weekly private or semi-private lessons
and weekly group sessions. |
Parent Class |
| For new S.T.E.P. enrollment: Parents of students
enrolling in the Program will be required to attend one Parent Orientation
Class in order to familiarize parents with the method of teaching,
the supporting philosophy, and gain insight into how you (the parent
or caregiver) fits into the ‘triangle.’ A must attend two-hour
class. There is a modest cost for the program and materials you will
use throughout your child’s musical adventure. Call for details
at 610.435.7725 or e-mail offmgr@cmslv.org |
| Instruction includes semi-private (2 – 4 students)
with one teacher; private instruction (1 student) with one teacher.
Group instruction includes a minimum of six students and a maximum
of twelve students to one teacher. |
Lessons include
Beginners/Pre-Twinkle
Book I
Book II – IV
Book V – X |
Students will grow through the program. As youngsters
advance, longer length sessions may be recommended in order to continue
their musical journey. Prices quoted reflect 9-weeks of instruction.
Why not begin your Suzuki Talent Education Program today? Simply
call 610.435.7725 to schedule a visit, to register, or begin his/her
class. |
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| STRING CHAMBER ENSEMBLE |
Grades: 4 – 12
Monday: 5:00 – 6:00
pm
Instructor: Sharon Diane Olsher |
Auditions are necessary for placement; no one
will be refused. Please call Ms. Olsher at 484.767.3177 to schedule
your appointment.
CMS invites you to explore the exciting world of chamber music.
Discover the beauty of the genre while developing ensemble and
leadership skills. Learn teamwork, discover your creativity, and
all while forming new friendships.
CMS requests a minimum enrollment of five students to begin the
class. String Chamber Ensemble runs each of the four quarters of
the year, meeting for nine weeks each Monday for one hour each
session. |
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SATURDAY MASTER CLASS
SERIES BEGINS
Viola/Violin |
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| SATURDAY MASTER CLASS |
Ages: All
Each month on the first
Saturday:
10:30 – 11:30 am |
Join Sharon Diane Olsher the first Saturday of
each month for violin/viola Master Class. First Saturday series begins
on October 6, 2007.
All levels are welcome! Gain performance experience with constructive
feedback from both an instructor and your peers. Sessions will be
on the first Saturday of each month and will last one hour in length.
Bring your most recent piece for polishing or bring a tricky spot
for technical advice. Minimum enrollment each class of four students. |
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| INTRODUCTORY GUITAR METHOD |
Ages: All
Tuesday: 4:30 – 5:30
pm
Instructor: Heath Hitchcock |
Learning to play the guitar is lots of fun!
And, you will learn within just nine weeks. Let Mr. Hitchcock introduce
you to basic chord vocabulary and strumming technique. This class
is an ideal setting for those students who wish to learn the basic
concept of how to accompany a singer or a vocal group. Learn exercises
that will aid in learning chords and in playing simple melodies,
plus, strengthen the hands for coordination and endurance. Please,
CMS requires a minimum enrollment of five students for the class
to begin.
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| GUITAR CLASS I |
Ages: All
Tuesday: 5:30 – 6:30 pm
Instructor: Heath Hitchcock |
Make music together! You are now ready to take
that next step in your musical growth. Learn how to perform with
others. This class will help you hone your guitar playing skills.
Please register with friends. CMS requires a minimum enrollment
of five to begin the class.
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GUITAR CLASS II |
Ages: All
Tuesday: 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Instructor: Heath Hitchcock |
Advanced students, learn from a pro! Guitar
Class II provides the opportunity for advanced students to expand
their repertoire; refine their skills; plus, you will perform with
other highly developed guitar students. CMS requires a minimum
enrollment of five students for the class to begin.
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| FLUTE CHOIR |
All Ages
Thursday: 5:30 – 7:00
Instructor: Dr. Nora Suggs |
We invite you to participate
in our CMS Flute Choir. You will experience the joy of performing music with others.
Learn to play with other flutists while you study everything from
Bach to the Blues. Learn leadership skills through the rotation
of parts. And, enjoy the many opportunities for performances throughout
the community with your group. No audition is necessary; placement
will be made at the first lesson. CMS requires
a minimum enrollment of six students for the class to begin, so
bring your friends and register today. There will be a maximum of fifteen students per
class. Nine weeks of great flute playing each quarter!
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INTRO TO PIANO
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Ages: Adults
Monday: 7:00 – 7:30 pm
Begins November 12, 2007
Instructor: Carole Houghton |
If you have always wanted to learn to play the
piano, this class will give you some of the basics to get you started.
You will learn rhythm, note reading, technique, simple improvisation,
and the ability to play several songs. Come and explore. Make music
a part of your life. Learning has never been as great as it is in
our State-of-the-Art Presser Piano Lab. Please, a minimum enrollment
of five students is required before the program can begin, so bring
your friends and you can all learn together.
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LEARN TO PLAY THE RECORDER
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Ages: All
Thursday: 7:00 – 7:45 pm
Instructor: Ruth Maletz |
Students of all ages can learn together. This
class is ideal for parents with their children, children of different
ages, adults, and seniors. No previous knowledge
of music is necessary. Instruments
can be purchased for as little as $10.00! Wow! The music is gathered
from folk songs and dances from all over the world. CMS does require
a minimum enrollment of five students for this class to begin. So,
gather family and friends and register today.
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I LOVE TO SING
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| Grades: 1st – 3rd Monday: 6:00 – 6:30
pm |
| Grades: 4th – 6th Monday: 6:45 – 7:15
pm |
| Instructor: Meg Deak |
Do you love to sing? If so, this class is just
right for you. Participants will learn the basics of vocal production,
intonation, harmony and rhythm. Reading and listening skills are
taught, as the children learn songs and rhythm exercises to develop
their musical talents. CMS requests a minimum enrollment of six youngsters for either of the programs to begin. |
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THEORY |
Beginners/Intermediate
Friday: 3:15 – 4:00
pm
Instructor: Dr. David Saturen |
The course will cover pitch and rhythmic notation,
writing melodies or playing them by ear, scales, intervals, and
chords. CMS requires a minimum of four students to begin the class.
Please register two weeks prior to the beginning of the class.
This will insure your textbook has arrived prior to the start date.
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“SUNDAY
SAXOPHONES”
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Level: Intermediate and Advanced saxophone
students (grades 7 – 12). If you have any questions about
your level, please contact the director at 484.515.6630.
When: Sunday afternoons, 1:30 – 3:00 pm (Please note rehearsal
and performance dates which are subject to some change; you will
be notified).
Instructor: Lauren Nicholas
Calling ALL saxophone students…soprano, alto, tenor,
and baritone! The CMS SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE provides students with an
opportunity to play with other students around their same age and
ability level. Students will learn fundamental skills essential
for playing all styles of music. The repertoire will include many
genres of music: from classical to popular and jazz. Chamber music
places special emphasis on effective rehearsal techniques, independent
and collective musical judgment, intonation, and stylistic concerns. |
| Performance opportunities are already being arranged!!!...So
come out and let’s have some FUN!! Returning students, please
bring NEW friends to the Ensemble!!! |
Rehearsal & Performance
Schedule |
- Sunday, September 16
- Sunday, October 21
- Saturday, October 27 – Performance: ‘Monster Concert’ at
Barnes & Noble (mandatory morning rehearsal: 10:00 – noon)
- Sunday, November 18
- Sunday, December 2
- Sunday, December 9 (mandatory rehearsal for December 12 concert)
- Wednesday, December 12 – Performance: Holiday Concert at
Sacred Heart Hospital at 6:00 pm
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