Guitar Ensemble
This class will facilitate musical interaction amongst students. Learn how to play in a small guitar “orchestra”, performing classical, contemporary, Jazz and Latin music repertoire.
Pre-requisites are at least 1 year of playing experience and ability to read standard music notation.
All students who register will attend the first class on April 6 at 12pm. For following classes, students will be divided into Beginner (12pm) and Advanced (1pm) classes. Classes will be assigned by the instructor on April 6.
Spring 2024
AGES
8-18
DATES
Saturdays April 6 – June 8
No class May 4 and May 25
TIMES
April 6 at 12pm (all participants)
Beginner Class: 12pm – 1pm starting April 13
Advanced Class: 1pm – 2pm starting April 13
REQUIREMENTS
1+ years of playing experience and ability to read standard music notation
PRICE:
$160
MATERIALS (SOLD SEPARATELY)
-Jerry Snyder’s Guitar School Book 1
-Foot Stool
Previous participants of Guitar Ensemble should already have the materials. New participants can add them to their registration.
LOCATION
Elefante Music – 1790 Springfield Ave, New Providence
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