Music Conservatory of Westchester Offers Eclectic Summer Programs for Children of All Ages
 

This summer the Music Conservatory of Westchester, a non-profit community school of the arts, is offering a variety of programs for children of all ages. Students are invited to explore their interests in the arts and develop new skills in a supportive, relaxed, and fun environment.
 
Summer Music and Arts Program -- The Summer Music and Arts program offers group instrumental lessons, arts and crafts, singing, dance/movement, acting, improvisation, and educational games for ages 6-11. June 29 - July 24. 

 
Summer Theatre Workshop -- An exciting opportunity awaits aspiring young theatre artists ages 7-16 with the Conservatory's Summer Theatre Workshop. Participants explore creativity, the ensemble spirit, and their individual creative talents, while learning theatre skills from professional directors and teaching artists. There are two three-week sessions, June 29 - July 17 and July 20 - August 7, each with a final musical performance.  
 
Suzuki Strings Summer Institute -- The Suzuki Strings Summer Institute is an intensive program for young violin and cello students ages 4-12. The program, which runs August 24-28 from 9:30AM-4:30PM, includes lessons, group class, Music Skills, yoga, performance class, and recitals. Beginners are welcome; students under 7 must be accompanied by an adult.

 

Summer Vocal Performance Academy -- For students interested in honing their vocal skills, the Summer Vocal Performance Academy teaches healthy vocal technique and builds a foundation in a range of vocal styles including classical, opera, musical theatre, jazz, and gospel. The curriculum includes private voice lessons (ages 16+), ensemble, sight-singing and dictation, vocal technique, acting for singers, jazz and gospel workshops, master classes, vocal health, and performance opportunities. August 3-14.
 
The Music Conservatory of Westchester is located at 216 Central Avenue in White Plains, NY. For more information or to register, contact Jean Newton, Dean of Students and Faculty, at (914) 761-3900 x112 or jean@musiced.org. A complete list of programs is available by visiting www.musicconservatory.org.