Fall 2008
Movin’ Into Music - Music & Movement For Toddlers and Preschoolers
8 Week Fall Session beginning September 9
Tuesdays, 10 am, Walpole Town Hall
Wednesdays, 9 am, Brattleboro Music Center
Thursdays, 10 am, Brattleboro Music Center
Come sing, dance, clap, tap and make believe! A fun filled 45-minute class for children 1-5 years and their caregivers. This dynamic class offers sing-a-longs to original and traditional songs, a variety of musical instruments to play, as well as some unique props and puppets! Annie Frelich – one half of the popular duet The Annies, leads this class. $15 per class / $120 for an 8 week session. Siblings age 1-5 are $5 per class; siblings under 1 and over 5 are free. Classes begin September 9 and are ongoing. Class CD available. Free demo class and full description.
Music Makers – Grades K-3Schedule to be announced.
Using authentic xylophones and percussion instruments, students will learn to keep a beat, to sing on pitch while accompanying themselves and others, to make up rhythms and melodies of their own, all while experiencing the fun of playing music in a group. They will learn chants, poems and songs from all different cultures. The xylophones are arranged so that there are no "wrong" notes and they always make a pleasing sound. This class serves as an excellent introduction to private music lessons.
Celtic Music Session
Wednesdays, Youth 12+ 4 pm, Brattleboro Music Center
Wednesdays, Adults 5:30 pm, Brattleboro Music Center
Learn traditional jigs and reels, and other dance music of Scotland, Ireland and New England. All music will be taught by ear, making this class an excellent opportunity to both develop ear training abilities and get an introduction into these exciting musical traditions. Instruments can include violin, flute, recorder, penny whistle, accordion, mandolin, clarinet & piano. Adult and Youth (12+) Sessions offered. Instructors: Keith Murphy & Becky Tracy. Fall session runs for 8 consecutive weeks. Registration for Fall sessions is $120. Read more.
BMC Music Adventure Program – For Children with Disabilities
Thursdays, 3:45-5:30 pm
Location: Brattleboro Savings & Loan Community Room (wheelchair-accessible)
The Brattleboro Music Center’s Music Adventure Program, for children with disabilities and a few of their typical peers, provides an engaging experience filled with percussion instruments, singing, creating rhythms, making new friends and having fun. BMC faculty member and vocalist, Kristen Carmichael-Bowers, and multi-instrumentalist Jay Cook lead this class promoting self-expression, communication, self-esteem and belonging to a group. Laura Lawson Tucker and Darlene Jenson are mentors for this program. Children ages 7 – 19. The upcoming Fall semester will run for 12 weeks from September 4 - November 20. Scholarships are available.
Call the BMC Music School to register, 802.257.4523.
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