Lessons & Camps Summer Programs

The Suzuki approach begins with a simple conviction: every child can learn music, much as every child learns to speak. Students absorb music through listening, build skills through gentle daily repetition, and grow alongside a teacher and family who celebrate each step.

Suzuki cello lessons begin with the things that make the cello sing: a relaxed, balanced posture, a full and resonant bow stroke, and a strong connection to the sound. Students learn by listening, imitating, and repeating, so that musical ideas and physical technique grow together.

Suzuki violin lessons start with the sound: a clear, singing tone, a natural and balanced posture, and a bow hold that feels comfortable and secure. Students learn by listening to recordings and playing by ear, and they move through the Suzuki violin repertoire one piece at a time.

Suzuki flute lessons build the instrument's most expressive qualities from the first session: a warm, resonant tone, steady breath control, and clear articulation.

Students develop core flute technique and tone production alongside essential musicianship skills. Playful group activities introduce expression, pitch awareness, rhythm, listening, and ensemble playing, all in a supportive environment that nurtures confidence, creativity, and a love of music.

An introduction to piano and keyboard for ages 8–11, combining ear training, solfege, note reading, and ensemble play through the certified Harmony Road Music Program. No music experience required!

Young Musician Primer gives total beginners a taste of what musical study looks and feels like. Through singing, ear training, note reading, and keyboard play, children begin building their musical skills in a fun, supportive group setting. Parents participate in every class, making it easy to encourage and reinforce learning at home.

Music Is Calling — Say Hello! A lively introduction to music for three and four-year-olds, blending movement, singing, percussion, and keyboard play through the Harmony Road Music Program.

Over the course of this two-week camp, students will gain important skills in vocal performance and receive musical training, which will prepare them for future musical theatre group and solo singing.

Explore daily breath clinics, ear training, and sight reading sessions. Dedicated independent rehearsal time is provided for participants to grow their vocal range. Vocalists of all experience levels are welcome and encouraged to participate, though a basic understanding of music-reading fundamentals is required.

Crowden offers expert-led private lessons for Violin, Viola, Cello, Guitar, Flute, Double Bass, Piano and Composition.

Crowden’s five-day intensive workshop combines daily coachings and master classes with time for independent practice.

Develop ensemble playing skills through the study and performance of the world’s greatest chamber music masterworks!

A creative workshop for young composers of all levels, students will compose a suite of miniatures for voice and piano. Our accomplished faculty and guest artists provide guidance and feedback as participants refine their work. The camp culminates in a public performance of student works by professional musicians.

Spend two fun weeks in our camp designed for beginning- to intermediate-level violin, viola, and cello players! Complete beginners are welcome.

Intermediate- to advanced-level string players deepen their ensemble playing experience in this intensive two-week workshop.

This week-long camp is a wonderful way to introduce your child to one of the most popular beginning instruments