ARTS IN EDUCATION
The Music Conservatory of Westchester brings
live performances and workshops to teachers
and students to communicate the joy and
power of the arts as well as enhance the
curriculum. Specific Programs offered include:
Live Performances – Singing
Harp focuses on dramatic enactments through
mime of folk tales and stories, accompanied
by the magical sounds of the harp.
History Alive – This
program brings
various aspects of American history to life
through engaging dramatic presentations.
The program takes historical figures and
breathes life into their stories. Appropriate
for grades 4 to 12, and in alignment with
New York State Standards for social studies.
Workshop Clinics – Hands-on clinics for
instrumental students with professional
musicians build technical competence and
develop artistic expression, such as Sound
Production and Breath Control for flutists,
and Intro to Jazz Improvisation for budding
jazz musicians.
Teacher Training – Each
summer the Conservatory hosts training for
aspiring Music Together teachers to learn
this music program for children and their
caregivers from birth through 4 years of
age. For information, call Music Together
International at (800) 728-2692.
Introductory Dalcroze Summer Institute – In
collaboration with Southern Westchester
B.O.C.E.S, this program for classroom and
music teachers offers proven Dalcroze techniques
as an instruction tool. The program is
taught by a certified Dalcroze instructor
and can be approved for in-service training
credits in some school districts.
For information on any of these programs,
call Assistant Dean Ruth Matthews at (914)
761-3900 x 142.
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SPACE RENTAL INQUIRIES
Any organization wishing to use the Conservatory
Recital Hall and/or studio spaces should
contact Office Manager Katie Goulart
at (914) 761-3900 ext. 103 or via email
at kgoulart@musiced.org for
information.
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