What’s Up, 2022?

“Every instrument is an orchestra.”

-Ludwig van Beethoven

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Virtual AND In-Person

Lessons for children and adults in a variety of instruments, voice, music therapy, and KEYBOARD GAMES for children ages 3-6.

Kaleidoscopes

February 12th, 1pm

MoCA Gallery, 19 Newtown Turnpike

An opportunity for our beginning lower school students to perform just for each other (no parents allowed!).

Student Chamber Concert

March 12, 4pm

Pequot Library, Southport, CT

Students are preparing to perform in duos, trios and quartets with their peers and teachers. Mark your calendars!

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WSM is excited to announce our upcoming faculty training in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion with Andromeda Turre! We look forward to our upcoming training in the second week of September... and to implementing the things we learn and discuss. #dei
For our last morning with @mocawestport and #campmoca we will be enjoying music from faculty member Andrew Beals on saxophone and reading this awesome book called “Sonny’s Bridge”, by Barry Wittenstein, with illustrations by Keith M
This is Laura Thompson, our flute instructor. Read Laura's impressive bio below, and contact us for flute lessons with Laura Thompson! Instructor, flute: Laura is a versatile musician, equally adept on both modern and historical flutes, and is highl
Sign up or inquire about flute lessons today! Students age 5+ are welcome and can sign up for 30-min. and 45-min. lessons. Fun fact: Did you know that a flute is technically any open tube that you blow into to produce sound (even an empty bottle
Fun facts about the flute by Musical Bri: "Every flute has a unique sound. Whether a flute is made of wood or metal will drastically change its sound. The thickness of the metal also changes the sound." Photo by Matteo Kutufa on Unsplash
Thanks to Musical Bri for the fun flute facts: "Some flutes are held vertically (such as the pan-pipe or Japanese bamboo flute) while others are held horizontally (such as the concert flute). Flutes held horizontally are called transverse flut
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