BROOKLYN HARMONICS TWEENS

Project Info

Project Description

Age: 9-12 (5th to 8th grade)
Term: Annual
Term Length: 24 Weeks
Rehearsals: Fridays, 3:30-5pm
Ensemble Size: 15
Price: $1,080 | $540 for Students Enrolled in Private Lessons
Co-Directors: Jeff Klitz and Christine Cornell
Contact: Email jeff.klitz@bkcm.org and christine.cornell@bkcm.org or call 718.622.3300

Brooklyn Harmonics Tweens is a preparatory group for Brooklyn Harmonics Teens. Tweens sing customized arrangements of popular songs (and some originals) to help refine their ability to sing in unison and develop their harmonizing skills. It’s an inspiring approach to singing with other 9- to 13-year-olds and performing in concert with the Teens is an exciting experience.

Rehearsals & Performances (Subject to Change)
Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28
Nov. 4, 18
Dec. 2, 9, 16
Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27
Feb. 3, 10
Mar. 3, 10
March 17 Rehearsal AND Evening Concert with Teens
Mar. 24, 31
April 28
May 5 Rehearsal AND Evening Concert with Teens
May 12

Brooklyn Harmonics Teens, Tweens, Twenty+ is a unique, multi-generational, vocal performance program for three age groups ranging from nine to adulthood. The program repertoire is popular music, the arrangements are customized for each group, and the three groups perform in concert together.

Learn more about our Brooklyn Harmonics Teens, Tweens, Twenty+ Vocal Performance Program here. Click here to complete an interest form.

Financial aid is available for qualifying students. To apply please contact kris.mandapat@bkcm.org and fill out the financial aid application.

Registration Info

Do you want to register for a class? 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.

For complete information on our registration process and policies please click here

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