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We have added a classroom and are offering Dance and Group classes!
We are proud of our role in furthering music education in our community and are happy to announce our classes are off to a wonderful start.


DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES


Rhythmic Arts Project Drum Class: Based on the Rhythmic Arts Project started by Eddie Tuduri, Chris Stolle will be teaching a drum class to children 4 – 6 years old. He is also teaching a Toddler Class, now.
Three 10 week sessions: 45 minute classes: $100 per session ($10 per class)
1. Introduction to rhythm with djembe drums and tambourines
2. Drumsticks and Their Habits
3. Beginning Drum Set
Toddlers on Tuesdays around Noon
4 - 6 year olds on
Tuesdays at 4:00 PM

Flamenco Dance:
This class is an introduction to Flamenco Dance Technique: rhythms, footwork, palmas (handclapping) and castaneting. Students will dance to a live accompaniment of cante (Flamenco singing) and guitar.
$16.50 per class if paid by the semester or $20 for drop-ins; semester lengths vary each season

Wednesdays 6:30-7:30
Libby Lubinger–Dance Instructor Stuart Vokes–Guitar Accompanist
 
Interactive Music Theory I: Not a class where the student will fall asleep and drool. Students will do activities such as games on the board, demonstrating with their instruments, conducting patterns, and fun worksheets to become aware of general music theory. No homework! We recommend that students be in their first or second year of private music instruction and be in the 5th through 8th grades.
$130 for 13 weeks
Time to be determined between Instructor and Students  
Ann Marie Falcone– Instructor


An alternative to the large classes, we are offering Interactive Music Theory as group classes of 2 or 3 students; the classes are a half an hour long. Students may sign up at any time with Ann Marie Falcone. Adults are welcome to sign up, also.

Interactive Music Theory II: Students will learn to identify chord structures, scales, intervals, and non-harmonic tones with the use of their own band, choral, orchestra, or private lesson music. The students may be asked to demonstrate what they find in their music on their instruments. Listening examples from the rock, pop, and classical genres, flashcards, and worksheets will be used. Students need to have at least three years of private music instruction and be in the 8th through 12th grades.
$130 for 13 weeks
Time to be determined between Instructor and Students   Ann Marie Falcone– Instructor



Chamber Music Classes

“I like playing in a chamber group. I’ve made two good friends, and Miss Falcone makes it fun. We request movie music, and she arranges it for us.” Rocky Seftel, 7th grade, clarinet

Clarinet or Woodwind Trios & Quartets: The students will learn how to listen to each other, follow the part with the melody, and perform without a conductor. Repertoire will be picked from traditional music and movie or popular music arranged at the ensemble’s level. Music will be provided. A short audition is required for placement with others. The ensemble will perform at the end of the semester.
$325 for 17 weeks/ A 1 hr weekly rehearsal time will be determined between ensemble members and coach.
Ann Marie Falcone – Coach and Arranger


Violin or String Trios & Quartets: The ensemble will learn how to play together, listen to each other, and perform without a conductor. Music will be determined by the consensus of the group and the teacher. A short audition may be required for placement with others. Violin, viola and cello players are welcome to apply. The ensemble will perform at the end of the semester.
$325 for 17 weeks/ A 1 hr weekly rehearsal time will be determined between ensemble members and coach.           

Violin Group Class: This class will complement both Suzuki and traditional students. Students will do different activities during the class, including playing for each other, playing together, learning duets, taking turns leading songs, and pitch and rhythm games. The class will complement what students are learning in their lessons and also help with their general musical knowledge, while having fun! Parents are welcome but not required to attend. The group will meet once a week for 1 hour. Recommended for ages 5 to 10.
$285 for 17 weeks  


Fairmount School of Music

3473 Fairmount Boulevard
Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
216-321-5868