In-person, virtual and hybrid (in-person and virtual combined) piano lessons in Northwest DC (close to Chevy Chase and Bethesda). Unique multi-camera setup for virtual classes makes lesson experience as effective and fun as in-person lessons. Teaching method is based on extensive performance and teaching experience and professional degrees in piano from world's top conservatories. The curriculum will be tailored to support individual learning needs and goals.
Lessons offered on guitar (blues/jazz/rock/classical), bass (electric or string bass,) banjo and mandolin to all levels of students from beginner to advanced, using a patient approach designed for relaxed, comprehensive, fun lessons tailored to each student. Formally at The Guitar Shop in DC for 6+ years, teaching theory, improvisation and repertoire building, supplying aspiring musicians with the necessary tools and materials to be successful. We specialize in showing students how to learn from and play their favorite recordings.
The Levine School of Music serves as a vital community resource in the Greater Washington D.C. area, providing music education to all who want it, regardless of age, ability, or financial circumstances. We offer private lessons, group classes, summer programs, and performing ensembles. Our offerings include: -Instruction in Strings, Guitar, Piano, Winds, Brass, Percussion, and Voice -Early childhood and elementary music -Adult education and adult performing ensembles -Suzuki method -Summer Music and Arts Day Camp -Chamber Music -Music Theory & Composition -Jazz -Recording Arts -Specialty Summer Programs Levine has campuses in Northwest and Southeast Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia.
Music & Me Classes OR Drop-in Piano Lessons Music & Me Classes are customized group class experiences. Call today and visit the website for more information. Drop-Ins: Monday & Wednesday - $40/hour Beginner Piano from 9 - 3 only, on-site
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DCYOP offers group lessons and ensemble opportunities on all orchestral instruments for students ages 4 - 18. Serving all of Washington, DCYOP supports seven orchestras, 100 classes and school programs. All programs are offered at affordable rates. More at www.dcyop.org Founded in 1960 at the request of DC Public Schools, DCYOP has been an integral part of the Washington, DC community fostering the musical development of more than 50,000 youth. The first youth orchestra to perform at the Kennedy Center, DCYOP has toured 20 countries, played for US presidents and diplomats, and worked with esteemed musicians such as Copland, Maazel, Rostropovich, and Hamlisch. The program has received the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award (formerly Coming Up Taller) and the Mayor's Award for Outstanding Contributions to Arts Education. The Catalogue for Philanthropy selected DCYOP as "one of the best small non-profits in the Greater Washington region" for its 2016-2017 award year.
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