new in fall 2023...group music classes!
Music is Meant to Be Shared!
A fun and interactive way to experience music with others, our group music classes are sure to delight students of all ages! With exciting themes that are on trend for the modern young musician, each program includes group activities, discussion, and no-pressure group performance time.
- $35 per session
- All classes led by Abby Walton
- Advance registration required...limited enrollment available
- Upcoming class dates can be found below as well as on our events page
available Group Music Classes
Music of the Movies: The Wizarding World
Music of the Movies: The Wizarding World
Music of the Movies: The Wizarding World
Join us as Mosaic's Bridge Street Studio becomes a Hogwart's classroom, led by Professor Walton (Miss Abby). Students may attend dressed as their favorite characters from these classic films, as they depart on a magical, musical adventure!
Students will:
- learn the main musical motifs in John Williams' scoring of the Harry Potter films, and will learn to listen for when these selections appear in the soundtrack.
- explore how a soundtrack supports character development and thematic tone through melody, instrumentation, rhythm, and tempo
- create their own conducting batons, and learn conducting patterns like Professor Flitwick!
- ...and more!
Dates Offered:
November 26th: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Ages:
All ages welcome!
Gaming with Music: "Blocks & Beats"
Music of the Movies: The Wizarding World
Music of the Movies: The Wizarding World
Venture into the Overworld with our first-ever Note blocks Music program. Students will collaborate by playing musical selections using the various instruments and pitches within Minecraft. Laptop with access to Minecraft required.
Students will:
- Craft note blocks using materials within the game, and will implement the use of multiple blocks using repeaters to create musical patterns
- Explore the differences in timbre between the various note blocks, and their ability to create different musical textures
- Discuss concepts such as rhythm and meter, and their role in the compositional process
Dates Offered:
November 19th: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Ages:
All ages welcome!