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Flute Program

Please read Common Questions Parents Ask and Getting Started, and, to find out more about the Suzuki approach, Intro to Suzuki.

Our flute program follows the Suzuki model of instruction.  Flute students have a weekly private lesson as well as a weekly Suzuki group class. Tuition covers both individual and group classes as both are essential components of a Suzuki education.

Private Lessons

Private lessons are taught by our conservatory educated, Suzuki trained teachers. Lessons take place once a week and are typically 30 minutes or 45 minutes.

The relationship between a student and their private teacher is often one of the most formative relationships a child will have with an adult. Our teachers have a deep interest in their students’ artistic and personal development and dedicate themselves to helping your child reach their potential. This commitment from our teachers requires a reciprocal commitment on your part to practice with your child every day and attend their weekly lessons.

 

Suzuki Group Class

Group class is one of the pillars of the Suzuki approach. Group is an unparalleled opportunity for students to share their music with their peers, play musical games, play as an ensemble, and last, but certainly not least, get an extra day a week with a teacher!

Group size is typically between three and ten students and while the classes are separated by experience, each class is still essentially a multi-level class as every student learns at their own pace. If your child is the most advanced in the class, they will have the opportunity to play consistently throughout the class, if you child is the least advanced, they will have the opportunity to listen and gain knowledge and inspiration about what is coming up next for them on their instrument. No matter where you child is on the spectrum, group class is invaluable and we highly encourage all our families to make attendance a priority.

Recitals

Recitals are held in the Fall and Winter at our school on 72 Street.  In addition, we have larger Spring Recitals in May at which all students perform. Recitals are formal performance opportunities for all students to perform a solo piece for friends, family, and the Silver Music community.

 

Outreach Concerts

Outreach concerts are opportunities for our students to play solo and group pieces for neighborhood audiences who may not otherwise have the chance to hear a live music concert. Outreach concerts are organized throughout the academic year to give students the opportunity to connect with the community and share music.

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