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more than lessons
Banjo
Bass
Bassoon Individual instruction
Bouzouki
Cello
Clarinet A COMPLETE CURRICULUM
Composition There are many rewards of music study: the discipline of practicing regularly, the
Dance
Movement delight of experiencing music through movement and song, the confidence gained
Therapy from performance, and the friendships made through ensembles.
Double bass
Fiddle
Peter Lehmann, currently a Flute The Music School’s multi-level curriculum provides a well-rounded musical education,
sophomore at Berklee College of French horn including weekly lessons, regular evaluation, and frequent performance and ensemble
Music, at the 2017 Gala Alumni Guitar
Concert (folk, jazz, opportunities. Taking part in all aspects of the curriculum helps a student perform
classical) more easily, broaden musical skills, and make new musical friends.
“On a personal level, Mandolin
CCMS has impacted my Music Therapy
Oboe
three musical children Percussion YOUR TUITION INCLUDES:
in positive ways that go Piano • an orientation session to discuss your own individual goals,
(jazz,
beyond what I can express. classical) • weekly lessons especially designed to meet your goals,
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Their lives were all greatly Saxophone • regular evaluation through written reports and faculty panels,
• consultations with program staff on future directions,
enriched by having what is Trombone • a 50% discount on tuition for weekly ensembles,
recognized as one of the best Trumpet • rehearsals and performances with professional accompanists,
Tuba
community music schools Ukulele • informal performance workshops with feedback to teachers
in New England in our Viola (available weekly),
hometown.” Violin • student recitals (more than 80 per year),
Voice
- Tim Sink, president, (multiple • performance opportunities in the community,
• regular open jam sessions,
Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce styles)
• master classes, and
An effort is made to find teachers of other • classes in performance.
instruments if there is sufficient demand.
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