Class Age: Adults

  • Songwriting Lab for Adults

    Songwriting Lab for Adults

    Deepen your songwriting craft & practice. The Songwriting Lab offers both a grounding in song structure and exercises that unlock creativity and intuition. Through writing prompts, and collaboration with peers, this class aims to give students a range of tools for the exploration and development of their songwriting practice. Throughout the course, students will write

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  • Jazz Vocal Lab (Adults)

    Jazz Vocal Lab (Adults)

    Find your voice in the jazz tradition. Designed for both singers who are new to jazz and those who are looking to deepen their understanding of jazz vocal styles, this course is taught by acclaimed jazz vocalist Annie Chen. Alongside Chen and accompanist Shinya Lin, students engage in jazz vocal warmups that build strong singing

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  • Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra (BCCO)

    Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra (BCCO)

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  • Jazz Lab Summer Intensive for Adults

    Jazz Lab Summer Intensive for Adults

    About the Jazz Lab Summer Intensive for Adults On your way home from work? Come jam! This invigorating summer session is open to string, woodwind, brass, piano and drum/percussion players – and vocalists – who are looking to expand their jazz knowledge and overall musical skills. Taught by Brooklyn-based jazz legends and multi-instrumental performing artists

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  • Beginner Guitar for Adults

    Beginner Guitar for Adults

    Description Open to students who are completely new to the guitar or have had minimal prior experience, this small group class gives students helpful resources to learn simple chords and melodies at a relaxed pace. Students learn how to coordinate their hands and finger and switch from one chord to the next in rhythm while

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  • Chamber Music Program

    Chamber Music Program

    Commitment. Cooperation. Communication. These are the core values of BKCM’s Chamber Music Program — the only program of its kind open to all students ages 9 to 90+. We welcome all levels of experience and all instruments who have a solid musical foundation. Students are placed in groups based on their individual interests and needs,

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  • Beginner Piano For Adults

    Beginner Piano For Adults

    Description This class is open to students who are either completely new to the piano or have limited prior experience. In a relaxed, small-group setting, students orient their fingers on the keyboard and explore notation, pitch and rhythm. Students learn how to coordinate their fingers in time, while learning chords and familiar melodies. Instructors advise

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  • Brooklyn Conservatory Chorale

    Brooklyn Conservatory Chorale

    Registration Information Auditions are required to join BCC. Please email Conrad Chu at conrad.chu@bkcm.org to schedule a time. Auditions will be held by appointment only. Please call 718-622-3300 to speak to one of our registrars who will guide you through the registration process and answer any questions you might have. Financial aid is available for qualifying students. To

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  • Intro to Singing For Adults

    Intro to Singing For Adults

    Description Learn about the voice and basics of singing, in a relaxed group setting. Designed to help students discover vocal technique through warm-up exercises and guided meditations that bring an awareness to the body in preparation for singing. This class will expand both singing and speaking voices through connection of mind, body and emotion.  The

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  • Music Theory for Adults

    Music Theory for Adults

    Description Students learn the fundamentals of Western Classical music theory, such as form, harmony, melody and rhythm. Through guided listening and take-home resources, the class aims to give students a deeper understanding of how music theory works and is an excellent resource for parents and caregivers who are supporting students studying music. Students engage in

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