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SIGHT-SINGING WITH ELISABETH FLEISCHER
New York's most
comprehensive sightsinging program makes
learning to read music simple and fun.
Students at every level progress rapidly,
gaining a practical understanding of
music theory, music history and compositional
techniques. Classes are taught by Elisabeth
Fleischer, hailed by New York Magazine
as "One of New York's great
teachers."
Beginner: Introduction
to pitch and rhythm reading, ear-training and
music theory.
Intermediate I:
In-depth study of modes, major and minor scales,
intervals, chromatic alteration and simple modulations,
singing rounds, part-music and solo literature.
Intermediate II: Intervals
in the context of "key," with emphasis
on the mastery of tonal conventions and chromaticism.
Lab Choir: Ensemble skills and
strategies for experienced readers, drawing from
Renaissance, Baroque and Romantic part-music, folk
arrangements and pop standards.
Rhythm Lab (Int. - Adv. students): Techniques for learning and performing rhythmically demanding repertoire with confidence.
Spring/Summer Intensives 08
Beginner
TUE 11 am-12:30 pm (May 27-July 22, no class 6/10)
WED 6-7:30 pm (May 28-July 16)
8 weeks/12 hours: $290
Intermediate I
TUE 12:30-2 pm (May 27-July 22, no class 6/10)
WED 7:30–9 pm (May 28-July 16)
8 weeks/12 hours: $290
Intermediate II
TUE 6:15-8:15 pm (May 13-June 24, no class 6/10)
6 weeks/12 hours: $290
Lab Choir
Wed 12-2 pm (May 14-June 18)
6 weeks/12 hours: $290
Rhythm Lab (Int. - Adv. students)
TUE 6:30-8 pm (July 1-July 22)
WED 12-1:30 pm (June 25-July 16)
4 weeks/6 hours: $145
Placement Classes
No placement classes for Spring/Summer Intensives.
Call 212 501 3360 or email lucymosesschool@kaufman-center.org with questions.
Other Music Courses for Adults:
Private Lessons
Group Piano
Group Voice
Group Instrumental
Chamber Music
Kaufman Pops Chorus
Nashir! The Rottenberg Chorale
Jazz
Music History
Music Theory
Dalcroze
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