St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

Your young musician can play music with an app designed to give them scores on note and rhythm accuracy. This teaching method uses pianos hooked up to an app and feels like a game that students love to play that has educational value and helps students progress quickly. This Community Education offer is three (3) thirty (30) minute sessions. Spicer Music Studio contact information will be given at time of registration to schedule lessons. This Community Education offer is limited to one use per participant.

Is your child interested in music? Students as young as 6 or 7 can start ukulele. For most players, the ukulele is a better instrument to start with as they are less intimidating, cause less finger pain, are less complex, and less expensive. Ukuleles also get fun faster, which makes it easier to practice consistently. Plus, many skills are transferable to guitar if they want to learn that later. This Community Education offer includes three (3) thirty (30) minute sessions. Bring to class: your own ukulele. Spicer Music Studio contact information will be given at time of registration to schedule lessons. This Community Education offer is limited to one use per participant.

Does your child want to learn more about playing the guitar? They'll start with simplified chords and play songs after the first lesson. This class is a great place to start building a good foundation in guitar and challenges without overwhelming participants as they progress at their own speed. This Community Education offer includes three (3) thirty (30) minute sessions. Bring to class: your own guitar. Spicer Music Studio contact information will be given at time of registration to schedule lessons. This Community Education offer is limited to one use per participant.

This program offers a unique musical experience tailored to meet the needs of preschool-aged children and ensures their first music lesson experience is positive and enjoyable. Your child will participate in different unique activities to keep them focused, engaged and happy. Beginners in this program start with no prior piano or music experience. They finish with solid keyboard awareness and understanding of rhythmic notation and the ability to play simple pieces with both hands. Lessons are taught one-on-one with a parent present. Instructor contact information will be given at the time of registration. Lessons last 30 minutes with a limit of three lessons per student through Community Education.