ANMS Early Childhood Education Coordinator, Kim Petot will be holding a series of free Music Explorers "trial classes" September 10,11,12 . This is an opportunity for parent and child to attend a class prior to registration for the 2009-2010 academic year. Attending families who register following the trial class will be receiving a free class.
Trial class dates:
Thursday 9/10 - 2, 3, 4 year olds and Xylophone
Friday 9/11 - 2, 3 & 4 year olds
Saturday 9/12 - 2, 3, 4 year olds and Xylophone
Music Explorers 2009-2010 regular class start dates:
Monday 9/14 - Keyboard I & II
Wednesday 9/9 - Keyboard I
Friday 9/11 - Keyboard I
Thursday 9/17 - 2, 3, 4 year olds, and Xylophone
Friday 9/18 - 2, 3, 4 year olds
Saturday 9/19 - 2, 3, 4 year olds, and Xylophone
Friday, May 29, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
Actor Singer Class Auditions
The ACTOR SINGER for students ages 14-18
Laura Backley and Michael Becker bring their vast knowledge of vocal skills and audition techniques to this class. If you are a singer studying voice and are looking to grow as a performer, this setting will give you the tools to succeed.
An audition will be held in the fall TBA. The first Actor Singer class of the 2009-2010 semester is Sept. 8 at 5:00 pm. Call the ANMS office (617 527 4553) to schedule an appointment. A faculty member will follow up with information on what to bring to the audition
Faculty: Laura Backley, singer. Michael Becker, piano
Tuition: $550 for 30 one hour sessions
Laura Backley and Michael Becker bring their vast knowledge of vocal skills and audition techniques to this class. If you are a singer studying voice and are looking to grow as a performer, this setting will give you the tools to succeed.
An audition will be held in the fall TBA. The first Actor Singer class of the 2009-2010 semester is Sept. 8 at 5:00 pm. Call the ANMS office (617 527 4553) to schedule an appointment. A faculty member will follow up with information on what to bring to the audition
Faculty: Laura Backley, singer. Michael Becker, piano
Tuition: $550 for 30 one hour sessions
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Summer Creative Arts Program
The Summer Creative Arts Program begins June 29! Openings in both sessions! Call today.
Boys and girls ages 5-8 years old will enjoy exploring art, music, movement and drama.
Through the Creative Arts Program, ANMS Early Childhood Development Director and Music Teacher, Kim Petot introduces children to the arts, cultivates individual expression, encourages group participation and provides a supportive nurturing environment.
Monday-Friday 9:00am-2:30pm
Two Week Sessions:
Session I June 29-July 10
Session II July 13-24
Fees:
2 wk. session $875
4 wk. session $1,6000
Call Kim Petot at 617.527.4553 ext. 103
Boys and girls ages 5-8 years old will enjoy exploring art, music, movement and drama.
Through the Creative Arts Program, ANMS Early Childhood Development Director and Music Teacher, Kim Petot introduces children to the arts, cultivates individual expression, encourages group participation and provides a supportive nurturing environment.
Monday-Friday 9:00am-2:30pm
Two Week Sessions:
Session I June 29-July 10
Session II July 13-24
Fees:
2 wk. session $875
4 wk. session $1,6000
Call Kim Petot at 617.527.4553 ext. 103
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
ANMS Alum Constantine Finehouse performs on the Wolf Series
ANMS Alum Constantine Finehouse will perform on the Andrew Wolf Concert Series March 7, 2010.
It’s been a long journey from his native St. Petersburg Russia to Café St. Petersburg, Newton for 30 year-old pianist, Constantine Finehouse. A journey Finehouse calculated each step of the way.
Even before immigrating to the US at age 13, Finehouse devoted his life to becoming a career musician. While living in Newton, Finehouse studied piano at the All Newton Music School with Fred Wanger. Through Wanger, Finehouse landed his first professional playing job as accompanist for a Newton ballet studio. The rest of the Finehouse’s young story – although not quite history – includes studies at the New England Conservatory, Julliard, Yale, CD recording, and some impressive collaborations.
Tickets on Sale in September 2009.
It’s been a long journey from his native St. Petersburg Russia to Café St. Petersburg, Newton for 30 year-old pianist, Constantine Finehouse. A journey Finehouse calculated each step of the way.
Even before immigrating to the US at age 13, Finehouse devoted his life to becoming a career musician. While living in Newton, Finehouse studied piano at the All Newton Music School with Fred Wanger. Through Wanger, Finehouse landed his first professional playing job as accompanist for a Newton ballet studio. The rest of the Finehouse’s young story – although not quite history – includes studies at the New England Conservatory, Julliard, Yale, CD recording, and some impressive collaborations.
Tickets on Sale in September 2009.
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