Music Theory & Musicianship
Age 8-18
Our Music Theory & Musicianship program is aimed toward developing students’ musical foundations. Offered in progressive two-term segments, these 6-week courses guide students through essential concepts that enhance their overall musicianship and deepen their understanding of music.
Each six-week session offers:
- Hands-on learning experiences that connect theory to practice
- Progressive skill development tailored to students’ levels
- Interactive ear training exercises that improve intonation and musical intuition
- Supportive group environment that encourages musical growth
- Practical applications that enhance instrumental or vocal studies
Our Music Theory & Musicianship program creates confident, well-rounded musicians who understand not just how to play music, but why music works the way it does. Join us in discovering the fascinating language of music in a supportive, engaging environment.
Registration is available for each six-week term, with placement assessments to determine the best fit for each student.
Level 1 (1A & 1B)
Courses begin with fundamental skills that form the backbone of music literacy. In these introductory courses, students discover the basics of music reading, including treble and bass clef notation, simple rhythmic identification, and essential ear training exercises. These classes provide a solid foundation for any aspiring musician, especially geared toward students just starting out.
Level 2 (2A & 2B)
The next level in the program builds on basic music theory knowledge, exploring more complex rhythmic structures, developing broader ear training skills, and identifying intervals and scales. Students at this level start connecting theoretical concepts to practical musicianship, enhancing their overall musical experience through targeted listening exercises and analysis.
Level 3 (3A & 3B)
Advanced students delve into sophisticated musical concepts, including complex rhythmic patterns, advanced ear training, and chordal, scale, and intervallic recognition. This level emphasizes the practical application of music theory through ear training exercises, analysis, and understanding various musical styles and structures.