Private Online
Instruction
Private online instruction
is available on woodwind, brass, guitar,
bass, percussion, keyboard, strings and voice.
Our classes in academic music instruction includes
music theory, music history, basic improvisation
and songwriting. Classes are taught
on a per semester basis (8 lessons per semester)
or as an individual class upon instructor approval.
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lesson information.
Our instructors use music curriculum that assist
students in gaining the skills and knowledge
they need to reach their musical potential.
To best serve our students, every student has
a brief meeting with his/her instructor before
lessons begin. This initial contact assists
both the instructor and the student in getting
to know the student's goals and objectives for
taking online music lessons. Instructors will
be able to give an initial assessment of the
student's performance level and then begin to
create an individualized program for each student.
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Enhance Your Current
Music Program
Band Directors and General Music Teachers love
our classes as students receive access to world-renown
musicians and music teachers - all via our simple
online video conference tool. With minimal computer
requirements, presentation screen and set-up,
your students can experience the world of music
right in their own classroom. Ideal for remote
areas with limited teaching facilities and instructors,
The Virtual School of Music ® can supplement
your band classes, add to your current school
curriculum, and provide lectures with handouts
and quizzes - all without the cost of hiring
another full-time music teacher!
The Virtual School of Music ® can provide
group instruction (6 or more students) for schools
and private groups that are looking to add a
music curriculum or supplement an already existing
program via online instruction. Our online instruction
can be used to supplement a current programs
by having a “special guest instructor”
for your students, or provide a weekly scheduled
music class to strengthen your arts component
in the areas of music theory, music history,
basic jazz improvisation or sectional workshops.
Contact The
Virtual School of Music office for
more information on fee structures for group
instruction.
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Worship Leader Coaching
One-on-one coaching sessions for church worship leaders
from experienced worship leaders. Each session
is specific to the request of the student. Sessions
may include developing worship sets, best rehearsal
techniques, challenges encountered as a worship
leader, and other worship leading skills that
will help work though important issues.
Sessions start with a 4-week initial commitment with
evaluation to follow. After the 4 week sessions,
further individual sessions can be booked on
a bi-weekly or monthly basis. Coaching sessions
are limited to availability. Session fees range
from $75.00 - $125.00 per hour session. Contact
the The
Virtual School of Music ® office
for more details.
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Song
Writing
If you have ever wanted to have an award-winning
songwriter assist you with developing your song
writing skills, or even comment on a song, our
Song Writing classes are for you. Choose from
taking one-on-one sessions, or group classes.
Each session will provide you withhelpful song
writing toolsthat will help strengthen your
skills in the craft of song writing. Beginner
through advanced students are welcome. Current
instructors: Robert
Sterling and David
Baroni
Classes are limited. Contact
The
Virtual School of Music ® office
for upcoming class availability.
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Musicianship
Level I – Basic Music Concepts
Class Length – weekly 60-minute class
for 10 weeks.
Faculty member: TBA
This course is for the student who has not
previously experienced formal academic music
classes. Topics include: basic music theory
and basic ear training.
Level II – Basic Musicianship
Class Length – weekly 90-minute class
for 10 weeks.
Faculty member: TBA
This course continues the development of Level
I concepts and furthers the knowledge of the
more advanced music student in preparation for
a first-year college music degree program. Topics
include: music history, music theory, ear training,
and audition etiquette and expectation.
All users of The Virtual School of Music ®
are subject to our Terms of Use and appropriate
permission forms to use this site and services.
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instructors.
* Subject to change.
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