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Classroom Programs
Weekly classroom programs, while flexible, are generally designed with the goal of giving students a strong foundation to further their musical education privately. This means learning the rudiments of music, including rhythm, pitch, note reading, and active listening.
We tailor all classroom programs based on age, level of experience, targeted genre(s), and anything else you desire. Please also know that we are happy to design several concurrent programs to fit all students' needs. Most importantly, classroom programs with Soyulla Center Stage are always interactive and uplifting! Our instructors are experts in making sure that all students learn together, with no one ever feeling behind or left out.
See below for some example curriculums with our most popular age groups.
These beginner classes introduce the universal fundamentals of music, including rhythm and pitch. Students first learn to actively listen and are trained to imitate what they hear. They are then taught how to represent what they hear on paper—reading music—and, finally, are encouraged to begin creating! The semester usually ends with students sharing and performing their compositions in a fun and warm environment.
With the fundamentals in place, these classes focus on exposing students to different worlds within music. This means introduction to more complex rhythms, different instruments, and new genres. While the lessons remain group-based, at this point students are encouraged to begin to specialize according to their individual interests. Collaborations are then assigned between students for learning activities and to prepare for a fun-filled, no-stress, end-of-semester concert that all are welcome to attend!
These more advanced classes focus on honing individual skills through active collaboration and performances with other students. This usually means project-based learning, where groups of students, using their music fundamentals, will be encouraged to compose and share their creations with the class weekly. They will then be directed to fine-tune their work and present their compositions in a high-energy, collaborative concert!
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