Introduction to Music Theory Class - #4

Review and Q&A of Units 1-6.

New Material introduced will be Unit 7

Major Key Relationships and the Circle of 5ths

Lessons 37-40 (pages 39 - 42)

Saturday afternoon Performance Workshops are for younger students age 5 - 12.

Our Performance Workshop program allows students to have an opportunity to play in a very open, informal, and accepting environment. Students should bring pieces they are working on to share with fellow students. Our goal for performance workshops is to have every participant play one solo piece, and one duet or ensemble piece.

Students are highly encouraged to participate in this regular monthly program as often as possible. Having a goal and opportunity for performance is essential for stimulating motivation for lesson progress and allowing students a chance to have fun!

These workshops are completely free for our current and active students. (Outside students may attend and participate in the workshops for a $5 fee)

CLICK HERE to complete our quick and easy online sign-up form.

Wednesday evening Performance Workshops are for adult students age 13 and up.

Our Performance Workshop program allows students to have an opportunity to play in a very open, informal, and accepting environment. Students should bring pieces they are working on to share with fellow students. Our goal for performance workshops is to have every participant play one solo piece, and one duet or ensemble piece.

Students are highly encouraged to participate in this regular monthly program as often as possible. Having a goal and opportunity for performance is essential for stimulating motivation for lesson progress and allowing students a chance to have fun!

These workshops are completely free for our current and active students. (Outside students may attend and participate in the workshops for a $5 fee)

CLICK HERE to complete our quick and easy online sign-up form.

The third class for Introduction to Music Theory.

This class will cover:

Review of Units 3 and 4 with Q&A on the material and lessons completed (30-52).

New material will include Unit 5 and Unit 6.

Unit 5 - Notation III - Dynamics, Tempo, Articulations, 16th notes

Unit 6 - Notation IV - Complex Rhythm, Meter, and Syncopation

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As we have only had one class so far, it isn't too late to register and join the class. First class covered basic notation and note reading, so if you have those basics down then you can easily continue forward with the new material!

For more information and to register for this class, please see our Group Classes page.

The second class for Introduction to Music Theory.

This class will cover:

Review of Units 1 and 2 with Q&A on the material and lessons completed (1-29).

New material will include Unit 3 and Unit 4.

Unit 3 - Scales (Chromatic and Major), Keys & Key Signatures up to 2 sharps/flats

Unit 4 - Intervals (Diatonic and Chromatic), Melodic & Harmonic

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As this is just the second class, it isn't too late to register and join the class. First class covered basic notation and note reading, so if you have those basics down then you can easily continue forward with the new material!

For more information and to register for this class, please see our Group Classes page.

Beginning of Session II of Introduction to Music Theory

Class 1

Covered Unit 1 and Unit 2

Unit 1 - Notation I, Basic Notation - Lessons 1-24 in Workbook

Unit 2 - Notation II, Accidentals, Whole/Half Steps - Lessons 25-29 in Workbook

For more information and to register for this class, please see our Group Classes page.

Saturday afternoon Performance Workshops are for younger students age 5 - 12.

Our Performance Workshop program allows students to have an opportunity to play in a very open, informal, and accepting environment. Students should bring pieces they are working on to share with fellow students. Our goal for performance workshops is to have every participant play one solo piece, and one duet or ensemble piece.

Students are highly encouraged to participate in this regular monthly program as often as possible. Having a goal and opportunity for performance is essential for stimulating motivation for lesson progress and allowing students a chance to have fun!

These workshops are completely free for our current and active students. (Outside students may attend and participate in the workshops for a $5 fee)

CLICK HERE to complete our quick and easy online sign-up form.

Wednesday evening Performance Workshops are for adult students age 13 and up.

Our Performance Workshop program allows students to have an opportunity to play in a very open, informal, and accepting environment. Students should bring pieces they are working on to share with fellow students. Our goal for performance workshops is to have every participant play one solo piece, and one duet or ensemble piece.

Students are highly encouraged to participate in this regular monthly program as often as possible. Having a goal and opportunity for performance is essential for stimulating motivation for lesson progress and allowing students a chance to have fun!

These workshops are completely free for our current and active students. (Outside students may attend and participate in the workshops for a $5 fee)

CLICK HERE to complete our quick and easy online sign-up form.

The Chesapeake Concert Opera will present Rossini's comic masterpiece with narration to allow the audience to focus on the music, the storyline, and the opera's "greatest hits" without worrying about translating rapid-fire Italian. As with most concert opera, the performance will be without full staging or sets. Our cast will wear their own gorgeous attire and will use their voices and characters to transport you to a place filled with beautiful music!

When:
Friday, May 21st at 7:30PM
Saturday, May 22nd at 7:30PM

Where:
Memorial Episcopal Church
1407 Bolton St.
Baltimore, MD 21217

The Cast:

Rosina - Rebecca Gordon
Almaviva - Nick Fichter
Figaro - Kevin Moreno
Bartolo - Stephanos Tsirakoglou
Basilio - Mike Begley
Berta - Stephanie Sadownik
Sargente - Jake Feldman

Conductor - Simeone Tartaglione
Pianist - John Wilson

Tickets can be purchased at www.chesapeakeconcertopera.org, or at the door. Also, please visit our website to learn more about our cast and inaugural season!

This recital has SOLD OUT!

Maryland Academy of Music faculty present a special afternoon recital.

This recital will feature performances by Kevin Rose, Said Tinat, Virginia Morgan, Scott D. Farquhar, and Dr. Jon Cresci. Program includes works by Bach, Chopin, Schubert, Gershwin, and more.

Also on the program is the debut performance by The Maryland Academy of Music Faculty Chamber Ensemble: Virginia Morgan, Mezzo-Soprano; Dr. Jon Cresci, Trumpet; Scott D. Farquhar, Piano; Said Tinat, Guitar; and Kevin Rose, Cello. Concert will close with the ensemble performing Schubert's An die Musik in a special arrangement by Scott D. Farquhar and Said Tinat.

Thank you for your interest, but this recital has SOLD OUT.