MUSPREP0005 - FREE: Intro Sessions

Join us in this free open house - meet the teachers and try the class before registering for the full term!

Group Instruction in Strings

The Philadelphia String Project at Temple University (PSP @ TU) serves beginning young string (upper & lower) players from the Philadelphia area in this weekly 3-year program incorporating group lessons and string ensembles. Students are taught by a Master Teacher and supported by Temple University undergraduate music education and performance string interns.

No audition or previous musical experience required. Student must provide their own instrument.

Grades:  K - 6th
Instruction in:  Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
Location:  Temple University, Presser Hall, 2001 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, PA 19102

Click here to for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; January 13 - May 18 Saturdays at 9:00am!

Join us in this free introductory session - meet the teacher and try the class before registering for the full term!  Returning Pre-Twinkle students are welcome to attend!

Pre-Twinkle Classes provide opportunities for very young children to develop basic musicianship and readiness skills for success in the Suzuki approach. Music from different Suzuki instruments will be featured helping to transition students into the more formal environment of lessons as well as introducing parents to the Suzuki philosophy.  A core component of Pre-Twinkle 1 class at Temple Music Prep is Suzuki POP (Paper Orchestra Program); a variety of musical enrichment activities that mix arts and crafts with music.

For more information on the Suzuki Method please visit our website.

Click here to for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; April 13 - June 8 (no class 5/25)
Pre-Twinkle 1 9:30-10:15am
Pre-Twinkle 2 (for returning students) 10:30-11:15am

Join us in this free introductory session - meet the teacher and try the class before registering for the full term!

This class offers children an opportunity to learn the guitar in a fun, supportive group setting.  Classes will address the basics of reading music, learning how to accompany songs,  and how to play music in a wide variety of styles!

Students must provide their own acoustic guitars and tuners.

This class is designed for children ages 8-15. (Students ages 16+ should consider Guitar for Busy Adults)

Click here to for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; April 13 - June 8 Saturdays at 3:00pm!

Join us in this free introductory session - meet the teacher and try the class before registering for the full term!

This class offers beginning students an introduction to the guitar.  Classes will address the fundamentals of finger picking and flat picking styles and introduce other techniques used in a wide variety of styles. Students will learn how to read music, accompany songs, and explore the basics of improvisation, songwriting and more!

Students must provide their own acoustic guitars and tuners.

Click here to for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; April 13 - June 8, Saturdays at 4:00pm!

Join us in this free introductory session - meet the teacher and try the class before registering for the full term!

Take advantage of this opportunity to develop your vocal skills in an informal and supportive atmosphere. The class focuses on posture, breath control, tone production, diction, and the development of basic musicianship skills.

Click here to for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; April 15 - June 10, Mondays at 6:00pm! No class May 27.

Join us in this free introductory session - meet the teacher and try the class before registering for the full term!

If you once played the piano or you're just dying to learn, here's your chance! Playing in our newly renovated piano lab, learn basic rhythms, chords, note names and musical forms. In this low-pressure group class all students receive support, encouragement, and individual attention as you grow musically!

Click here to for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; April 16 - June 4, Tuesdays at 6:00pm!

Join us in this free introductory session - meet the teacher and try the class before registering for the full term!
Offered both in-person and virtual options!

Instrumentalists, vocalists of all playing levels are welcome. This class will take you on a thoughtful listening and analysis journey of classic and modern jazz.  We will focus on key components of jazz theory, history, and application, adding new concepts week over week.  This course is heavily focused on listening and analysis, however we layer in application/performance where possible.  We offer both in-person and virtual options for this course!  Ability to read music is not a requirement but is recommended.  Whether you're new to jazz, or looking to build on existing knowledge, this class give you the opportunity to engage and learn in a safe and supportive environment. 

Click here for information and registration for the full Spring 2024 term; April 18-June 6, Thursdays at 6:00pm!