Alan Rubinstein’s Music Studio offers home instruction in piano, voice and musical theatre for all ages. Enjoy the satisfaction of accomplishment and realizing ones creativity. Included are technique, music theory, ear training, composition and some music history. All styles of music can be explored once the basic skills are mastered enabling one to perform music by notation and/or ear. There are opportunities for performance especially with special populations (e.g. senior citizens). Mr. Rubinstein is a graduate of Oberlin Conservatory and Towson University (MA). He has taught and performed music for 34 years and is certified to teach public school music. A complimentary lesson is offered. Contact Alan Rubinstein at (410) 964-3155 or by email at alanruby@involvementtheater.org Columbia School of Music: 8950 State Route 108 Suite 117.Conveniently located in Howard County, Columbia School of Music offers quick, easy access and front door parking. Their friendly, patient and university trained instructors will get you playing sooner. Bright and spacious music studios enhance the development of musical abilities. Parents may be observe children in the class room or through large observation windows. All instructors at Columbia School of Music strive to impart their love of music to the students. Programs are designed to focus on the individual student. While they utilize a structured approach to teaching, their program also offers the flexibility to accommodate special requests by each student. Call 410-964-2228 or see www.columbiaschoolofmusic.com Deborah Kay offers piano lessons in your home for ages 3 and up from beginners to advanced. She teaches well-rounded musicianship combining performance, technique, theory, ensemble, ear training, composition, music history and fun. Recitals and Rep classes. Call 443-804-8304. Kindermusik with Peggy Durbin, at Harper’s Choice Village Center, Columbia. Classes for newborns to 4 years old. Semester starts September 8. Call 410-428-1874 or see www.makingmusik.com/peggydurbin. Maryland Youth Symphony Orchestra.New Member Auditions for the 2009/10 season of the Maryland Youth Symphony Orchestra will take place on August 22 and 29 and September 5 and 12, 2009, at CCBC Catonsville, Fine and Performing Arts Building, Q121. Audition information is on their website http://www.myso.info. The orchestra will be starting its 46th season conducted by its founder Angelo Gatto. Please visit the website to read about the program and the orchestra's concert tour of Italy. The orchestra provides the opportunity for talented young musicians to learn and perform major symphonic repertoire. . Olenka School of Music, located in Columbia, Ellicott City Clarksville and western Howard County, offers year-round music education to families from infancy through adulthood. Their experiential music curriculum embraces the whole-person approach to learning. They provide a fun, stimulating and rich combination of methods and materials which are successful for all different learning styles. They teach music as a language: First through sounds, then reading and finally writing. For the OSM student, this is accomplished through singing and ear training, movement, theory, and playing instruments. For more information call 410-309-0770 or see www.OlenkaSchoolofMusic.com. Playtime Piano Instruction. Their teachers come to your home. Lessons in electronic keyboards also available. Call 410-654-9042 for the Baltimore metropolitan area and 301-362-0072 in Howard County or see www.playtimepiano.com. The Suzuki Music School of Maryland, Inc. is the region’s most comprehensive Music School offering both Suzuki and Traditional Instruction in All Instruments and Voice. As a College Preparatory Music School celebrating its 21st year of service to the Community, they now serve over seven counties plus Washington, DC, and are the oldest and most established music school of its kind stressing quality and excellence, based in Howard County. In addition to private lessons, and a large variety of classes open to the whole family, there are many performance opportunities available to those who qualify. Adults as well as children can participate in their Community Instrumental and Vocal Ensembles by audition for placement in the appropriate level. In addition to being open all year long for music instruction, they also feature Summer Music Camps with opportunities to register in January, 2009. For more information about enrolling now for the new School Semester, please visit their website at www.suzukimusicschool.com or call 410-964-1983 ARTS CENTERS BlackRock Center for the Arts, 12901 Town Commons Drive, Germantown. BlackRock is committed to providing the community with the high quality, professional arts education. Throughout the year BlackRock will offer enriching arts classes and workshops. Classes are offered for children, teen and adults. Classes are offered in dance, literary arts, music, theater arts, and visual arts. Call 301-528-2260 or visit www.blackrockcenter.orgfor additional information. Chesapeake Center for the Creative Arts, 194 Hammonds Lane, Brookyn Park, a 58,000 sq. ft. multi-discipline arts facility houseing a 904-seat Hammonds Lane Theatre, a 110-seat Studio 194 Theatre, gallery space, ceramics lab, dance studios, music room, resident artists' studios, scene-shop and classrooms. They offer classes and workshops in a variety of arts and crafts, dance, music and theater. For more information call 410-636-6597 or see their website: www.chesapeakearts.org. Glen Echo Park, Glen Echo, has a series of arts and crafts classes for children, teens and adults. Classes and workshops for children include book arts, calligraphy, clay animation, dance, drawing, painting and crafts, film and animation, music, printmaking, puppetry and textile arts. For more information call 301-634-2222 or see www.glenechopark.org Howard County Center for the Arts, 8510 High Ridge Road, Ellicott City, Md. The Arts Council offers classes and workshops for children, teens, and adults. Fall classes begin September 21 and run through November 14. Classes for children include musical theatre with a final class performance for family and friends in the Center’s black box theatre; explorations in drawing, painting and printmaking. And new this year, “Art Meets Poetry”, where kids can experiment with a variety of art forms to help discover new ways to express themselves and write poetry. For additional information and to register call 410-313-2787 or visit www.hocoarts.org. Maryland Hall For The Creative Arts, 801 Chase Street, Annapolis. Art classes in a variety of media are offered to children and adults. Children's classes include art,ceramics, dance, drama, music and yoga, plus music lessons through the Peabody Institute. For a complete listing and description of classes call 410-263-5544 or 1-866-438-3808 or see their website at www.mdhallarts.org |
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