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IMPORTANT REGISTRATION

DATES

TUITION & REGISTRATION

FEES

OTHERIMPORTANT

INFORMATION

235 East 1 1 th strEEt • NEw York, NY 10003

tElEphoNE 2 12-777-3240 • facsimilE 2 12-477- 1808

www.thirdstrEEtmusicschool.org

Thursday, March 11, 2010 Registration for Summer Arts Day Camp begins for currently enrolled families. (Summer Arts Day Camp requires a deposit of one-half of the tuition plus the registration fee at the time of registration. The balance of Summer Arts Day Camp tuition is due by Monday, June 7, 2010.)

Friday, March 12, 2010 Registration for all summer activities, for new and returning students, begins and continues until maximum enrollment is reached.

Saturday, May 1, 2010 Last day to receive discounted tuition for selected programs.

Tuition and registration fees, for group and individual lessons, are non-refundable and non-transferable, with two exceptions: 1) for individual lessons that an instructor is not able to give; and 2) for a class that is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.

Tuition and fees for all classes and lessons (except Summer Arts Day Camp) must be paid in full at the time of registration.

No student or family with an outstanding tuition balance is permitted to register until the balance has been paid.

The School accepts personal checks, money orders and American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa.

There will be a charge for any check that is returned by the bank.

Fees are subject to change.

Lessons missed due to student absences are not refundable.

Teachers are not required to make up any lessons cancelled by a student.

Students should notify the office of their absence prior to lesson time as a courtesy to the teacher.

For further information, call the Registration Office at 212-777-3240, ext. 30 or ext. 18.

REGISTRATION OFFICE HOURSseptember–june

monday–friday 9:00–11:00 am;

1:30–6:00 pm saturday

9:00 am–12:30 pm 1:30–4:00 pm

julymonday–friday (Closed July 5)

9:00–11:00 am 1:30–6:00 pm

augustThe building is closed; phone

inquiries are welcome.monday–thursday 9:00 am–5:00 pm

uo

RegisteR

by May 1

to receive

early bird

discounts!

2THIRD STREET MUSIC SCHOOL SETTLEMENT has a long and proud history as a major cultural resource in New York City, and serves as a model for community schools of the arts nationwide. The oldest community music school in the country, Third Street was established in 1894 by Emilie Wagner, a young pianist and violinist, who was passionate in her conviction that music had the power to bring relief to the struggling immigrants of New York City’s Lower East Side.

Third Street Music School Settlement is a founding member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, a founding member of the New York City Coalition of Community Schools of the Arts, an affiliate member of United Neighborhood Houses, and a member of the Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York.

Third Street Music School Settlement is grateful to the many individuals, foundations, corporations and government agencies that make its programs possible. Summer programs have received support from the Altman Foundation, The E.H.A. Foundation and the Lily Palmer Fry Memorial Trust.

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Scott Anderson, guitarRich Bennet, guitar

Nathan Childers, saxophone, fluteMichael Crane, pianoYvonne Curry, dance

Rita De Silva-Johnson, preschool arts Lee Feldman, piano

Cara Gargano, dance Cathy Guy, preschool arts

Brenda Harris, preschool artsAmelia Hollander, violin, viola

Susan Innamorato, pianoSibylle Johner, celloMin Sun Kim, violin

Nathaniel LaNasa, pianoMarcia Lewis, Piano Ensemble, piano

Bonita Lubinsky, fluteTim McCarthy, French horn

David Moreno, guitarViorica Morris-Stan, visual arts

Nnenna Ogwo, piano Mary Jo Pagano, Chamber Music, piano

Sasha Papernik, pianoRoger Peltzman, piano

José Pietri-Coimbre, violinAngela Pistilli, piano

Christa Robinson, oboeClaire Smith, violin

Dale Smith, voiceJoyce Smith, voice

List in formation; additional summer faculty

to be announced.

SUMMER FACULTY

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Summer 2010 Calendar

Summer Arts Day Camp

Summer Art Workshop

Chamber Music Workshop

Piano Ensemble Workshop

Dance Workshop

Group Guitar for Adults

Summer Note Reading

Individual and Partner Instruction

Group Instrumental Classes

Adult Chamber Music

Summer Faculty List

Summer Registration Procedures & Policies

CONTENTS SUMMER 2010 PROGRAMS

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ADULT CHAMBER

MUSIC

for adults, teens and children Five weeks – June 28 through July 30

Individual lessons are the foundation of a student’s musical education, and are available for all levels of ability. New students should contact the Registrar, who will schedule placement.

TuiTion and Fees

individual One 30-minute lesson per week for five weeks $236.25 One 45-minute lesson per week for five weeks $312.50 One 60-minute lesson per week for five weeks $352.50 Registration fee $20.00

partner

One 45-minute lesson per week for five weeks $182.50 One 60-minute lesson per week for five weeks $210.00 Registration fee $20.00

for beginning adults and students of all ages Five weeks – June 28 through July 30

Two students will be scheduled in a 30-minute class; three students in a 45-minute class; and four or more students in a 60-minute class.

TuiTion and Fees

One group class per week for five weeks $125.00Registration fee $20.00

for adults Five weeks – July 1 through July 29Thursdays from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Adult Chamber Music offers opportunities for adult students to play together in traditional and non-traditional chamber music ensembles and to work with a coach. The fee includes one 90-minute session per week (45 minutes with a chamber music coach and 45 minutes of rehearsal).

TuiTion and Fees


SUMMER 2010 CALENDAR

monday

June 28

July 12

July 19

July 26

tuesday

June 29

July 6

July 13

July 20

July 27

wednesday

June 30

July 7

July 14

July 21

July 28

thursday

July 1

July 8

July 15

July 22

July 29

friday

July 2

July 9

July 16

July 23

July 30

4SUMMER ARTS

DAY CAMP

for children ages 3 to 6 Five-week, three-week or two-week sessions June 28 through July 30 Monday through Friday (except Monday, July 5)

Summer Arts Day Camp is a creative, enriching and fun program for children 3 to 6 years old. Specialized instruction in music, arts and crafts, and dramatics, in a nurturing setting, allows your child’s creative energy to flourish. Weekly art projects are led by faculty who are all early childhood teachers and artists. The daily schedule includes a balance of both stimulating and relaxing activities including free play, music and arts classes, snack, daily out-door water play and lunch (brought from home).

special activities • Weekly Orff-based music classes with singing and pitched percussion instruments • Weekly Bilingual Birdies “Speakin’ Spanish” music class • Creative dramatics and puppetry • Storytelling • Special arts and crafts projects • Group games & activities

Facilities include air-conditioned, fully-equipped early childhood classrooms, a spacious dance studio, music studios, a kiln for clay work, and a sunny, enclosed courtyard for outdoor play.

enrollment information Children must be 3 years of age by July 1 and have previously been enrolled in a separation program (preschool or nursery school without parent present). Children must be toilet trained. For more information, please contact Risa Young, Director of Early Childhood Programs at 212-777-3240 x16.

tuition and fees Registration fee $20.00

Five weeks – July 1 through July 29Thursdays (6:00 pm – 7:00 pm)

Topics will include chords, strumming, songs, blues, improvisation, finger-style and pick technique.

This course is a great way to learn the foundation of guitar playing through fun and creative exercises. Taught by David Moreno, Third Street Guitar Department Chair.

Open to adult beginners. 5 sessions.

tuition and fees

Tuition $125.00Registration fee $20.00

Five weeks – July 1 through July 29Thursdays (60-minute classes)

A creative, stimulating and fun approach to learning the basics of note reading. Through the use of games, puzzles and books, students will learn to recognize notes and note values, and be given an introduction to rhythm. Students who have previously taken a note-reading class will have an opportunity to review and continue with note reading and rhythmic skills.

Students interested in this class should contact the String Chairperson, Min Sun Kim, before registering.

tuition and fees


GROUP GUITAR FOR ADULTSAn InTRODUCTIOn TO bASIC GUITAR SkILLS.

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*Register for the five-week program

by May 1, 2010 to receive

discounted tuition.

Limited tuition assistance is available.

Five weeks

Three weeks

Two weeks

aGeS 3 and 4 9 am – 1 pm

aGeS 31/2 TO 6 9 am – 2:30 pm

June 28–July 30

June 28–July 16

July 19–July 30

*$1,750 / $1,850

$1,200

$850

*$2,236 / $2,330

$1,500

$1,075

Summer arTS day Camp

8DANCE

WORKSHOP

recommended for ages 7 to 18beginner and advanced levels available

Three weeks – July 12 through July 29Monday through Thursday (10:00 am – 3:00 pm, including a 30-minute lunch break)

African • Ballet • Hip Hop • TapThe Dance Workshop features classes in African, ballet, hip hop and tap dance. Students take daily technique classes, choreograph and rehearse new works for their final performance on Thursday, July 29. This is a workshop for any student who is serious about dance.

All students must fill out a Summer Dance Workshop application. For new students, an interview with Cara Gargano, Director of the Dance Workshop, is required before registering.

TuiTion and FeesThree-week workshop *$560.00 / $580.00 Registration fee $20.00

for children ages 5 to 10

section one Nine Days – June 28 through July 9 (closed July 3-5)

Monday through Friday (2:30 pm – 5:30 pm)

section two Ten Days – July 12 through July 23


The Summer Art Workshop encourages creativity and self-expression through art experiences. Children exercise their imaginations and build on art skills and techniques while learning the steps of project design, composition and execution. Students use a range of materials including charcoal, pastels, tempera paint, wood and clay. The daily schedule includes one hour of sketching and still-life drawing, a snack-time break (snack brought from home), followed by two hours of work on projects involving sculpture, clay, collage and painting.

The atmosphere is creative, nurturing and relaxed. Each workshop section is limited to 15 children. All materials and individual sketch books are included in the tuition.

TuiTion and Fees section one (nine days) *$540.00 / $555.00 section two (ten days) *$598.00 / $625.00

Registration fee $20.00

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*Register by May 1, 2010

to receive discounted tuition.

Early drop-off and/or extended day can be arranged through the

Registration Office for an additional fee.


*Register by May 1, 2010 to receive discounted tuition.


monday

July 12

July 19

July 26

tuesday

July 13

July 20

July 27

wednesday

July 14

July 21

July 28

thursday

July 15

July 22

July 29

friday monday

June 28

tuesday

tuesday

June 29

July 6

wednesday

June 30

July 7

thursday

July 1

July 8

friday

July 2

July 9

monday

July 12

July 19

tuesday

July 13

July 20

wednesday

July 14

July 21

thursday

July 15

July 22

friday

July 16

July 23

for woodwind, brass, piano and string players

recommended for ages 8 to 18Two weeks – June 29 through July 9Tuesday through Friday (9:30 am – 5:00 pm)

Daily coaching • Scheduled practice Daily group rehearsals • Workshops Student concerts • Master classes • Field trips This eight-day workshop is designed for students who wish to advance their skills in chamber music while enjoying summertime camaraderie. Students are carefully placed in groups and assigned repertoire based on skill level and age. Each group receives two hours of coaching per day as well as supervised practice. Master classes, led by faculty and visiting artists, provide in-depth feedback from musicianship skills to interpretation of the pieces being played. One-day or multi-day clinics including drumming, Dalcroze Eurythmics, theory, sight-reading and more supplement training to broaden students’ understanding of music and their abilities as ensemble players. Groups prepare for a public performance, as a part of Third Street’s well-established outdoor summer concert series, and participate in a final concert in the school’s auditorium on Friday, July 9.

Quality instruction and the opportunity for intensive learning are balanced with recreational activities, field trips and concert-going, all designed to deepen friendship and the musical experience.

An audition with Mary Jo Pagano, Director of the Chamber Music Program is required. Currently enrolled and new students are welcome to apply.

TuiTion and FeesTwo-week workshop *$740.00 / $790.00 Registration fee $20.00

6CHAMBER MUSIC

WORKSHOPfor early intermediate through advanced players

recommended for ages 8 to 18Two weeks – July 12 through July 22

Monday through Thursday (9:30 am – 5:00 pm)

Daily coaching and rehearsals • Musicianship Student Concert • Improvisation • Performance workshops • Field tripsThis unique eight-day workshop enables piano students to experience the joy of piano chamber music repertoire written for 1-2-3-4-5 and even 6 piano(s)/keyboard(s). Every day is packed with lots of keyboard fun. Students rehearse, perform, and practice sight-reading and improvisation skills on a variety of keyboards. Most of the school’s studios are equipped with Steinway grand pianos, and students also have the opportunity to play electric pianos, electronic keyboards and a harpsichord. The fun and festivities culminate in a performance on July 22. Currently enrolled as well as new students should sign up for an audition interview with Marcia Lewis, Director of the Summer Piano Ensemble Workshop, before registering. Students will be asked to play a solo piece for the audition.

TuiTion and FeesTwo-week workshop *$740.00 / $755.00


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monday

tuesday

June 29

July 6

wednesday

June 30

July 7

thursday

July 1

July 8

friday

July 2

July 9

monday

July 12

July 19

tuesday

July 13

July 20

wednesday

July 14

July 21

thursday

July 15

July 22

friday

8DANCE

WORKSHOP

recommended for ages 7 to 18beginner and advanced levels available

Three weeks – July 12 through July 29Monday through Thursday (10:00 am – 3:00 pm, including a 30-minute lunch break)

African • Ballet • Hip Hop • TapThe Dance Workshop features classes in African, ballet, hip hop and tap dance. Students take daily technique classes, choreograph and rehearse new works for their final performance on Thursday, July 29. This is a workshop for any student who is serious about dance.

All students must fill out a Summer Dance Workshop application. For new students, an interview with Cara Gargano, Director of the Dance Workshop, is required before registering.

TuiTion and FeesThree-week workshop *$560.00 / $580.00 Registration fee $20.00

for children ages 5 to 10

section one Nine Days – June 28 through July 9 (closed July 3-5)


section two Ten Days – July 12 through July 23


The Summer Art Workshop encourages creativity and self-expression through art experiences. Children exercise their imaginations and build on art skills and techniques while learning the steps of project design, composition and execution. Students use a range of materials including charcoal, pastels, tempera paint, wood and clay. The daily schedule includes one hour of sketching and still-life drawing, a snack-time break (snack brought from home), followed by two hours of work on projects involving sculpture, clay, collage and painting.

The atmosphere is creative, nurturing and relaxed. Each workshop section is limited to 15 children. All materials and individual sketch books are included in the tuition.

TuiTion and Fees section one (nine days) *$540.00 / $555.00 section two (ten days) *$598.00 / $625.00


SUMMER ART WORKSHOP

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Early drop-off and/or extended day can be arranged through the

Registration Office for an additional fee.




monday

July 12

July 19

July 26

tuesday

July 13

July 20

July 27

wednesday

July 14

July 21

July 28

thursday

July 15

July 22

July 29

friday monday

June 28

tuesday

tuesday

June 29

July 6

wednesday

June 30

July 7

thursday

July 1

July 8

friday

July 2

July 9

monday

July 12

July 19

tuesday

July 13

July 20

wednesday

July 14

July 21

thursday

July 15

July 22

friday

July 16

July 23

4SUMMER ARTS

DAY CAMP

for children ages 3 to 6 Five-week, three-week or two-week sessions June 28 through July 30 Monday through Friday (except Monday, July 5)

Summer Arts Day Camp is a creative, enriching and fun program for children 3 to 6 years old. Specialized instruction in music, arts and crafts, and dramatics, in a nurturing setting, allows your child’s creative energy to flourish. Weekly art projects are led by faculty who are all early childhood teachers and artists. The daily schedule includes a balance of both stimulating and relaxing activities including free play, music and arts classes, snack, daily out-door water play and lunch (brought from home).

special activities • Weekly Orff-based music classes with singing and pitched percussion instruments • Weekly Bilingual Birdies “Speakin’ Spanish” music class • Creative dramatics and puppetry • Storytelling • Special arts and crafts projects • Group games & activities

Facilities include air-conditioned, fully-equipped early childhood classrooms, a spacious dance studio, music studios, a kiln for clay work, and a sunny, enclosed courtyard for outdoor play.

enrollment information Children must be 3 years of age by July 1 and have previously been enrolled in a separation program (preschool or nursery school without parent present). Children must be toilet trained. For more information, please contact Risa Young, Director of Early Childhood Programs at 212-777-3240 x16.

tuition and fees Registration fee $20.00

Five weeks – July 1 through July 29Thursdays (6:00 pm – 7:00 pm)

Topics will include chords, strumming, songs, blues, improvisation, finger-style and pick technique.

This course is a great way to learn the foundation of guitar playing through fun and creative exercises. Taught by David Moreno, Third Street Guitar Department Chair.

Open to adult beginners. 5 sessions.

tuition and fees


Five weeks – July 1 through July 29Thursdays (60-minute classes)

A creative, stimulating and fun approach to learning the basics of note reading. Through the use of games, puzzles and books, students will learn to recognize notes and note values, and be given an introduction to rhythm. Students who have previously taken a note-reading class will have an opportunity to review and continue with note reading and rhythmic skills.

Students interested in this class should contact the String Chairperson, Min Sun Kim, before registering.

tuition and fees


GROUP GUITAR FOR ADULTSAn InTRODUCTIOn TO bASIC GUITAR SkILLS.

SUMMER nOTE READInGFOR STRInGS

9

*Register for the five-week program

by May 1, 2010 to receive

discounted tuition.


Five weeks

Three weeks

Two weeks

aGeS 3 and 4 9 am – 1 pm

aGeS 31/2 TO 6 9 am – 2:30 pm

June 28–July 30

June 28–July 16

July 19–July 30

*$1,750 / $1,850

$1,200

$850

*$2,236 / $2,330

$1,500

$1,075

Summer arTS day Camp

Summer 2010 Calendar

Summer Arts Day Camp

Summer Art Workshop

Chamber Music Workshop

Piano Ensemble Workshop

Dance Workshop

Group Guitar for Adults

Summer Note Reading

Individual and Partner Instruction

Group Instrumental Classes

Adult Chamber Music

Summer Faculty List

Summer Registration Procedures & Policies

CONTENTS SUMMER 2010 PROGRAMS

3456789

10

1112

10 3INDIVIDUAL

AND PARTNER INSTRUCTION

GROUP INSTRUMENTAL

CLASSES

ADULT CHAMBER

MUSIC

for adults, teens and children Five weeks – June 28 through July 30

Individual lessons are the foundation of a student’s musical education, and are available for all levels of ability. New students should contact the Registrar, who will schedule placement.

TuiTion and Fees

individual One 30-minute lesson per week for five weeks $236.25 One 45-minute lesson per week for five weeks $312.50 One 60-minute lesson per week for five weeks $352.50 Registration fee $20.00

partner

One 45-minute lesson per week for five weeks $182.50 One 60-minute lesson per week for five weeks $210.00 Registration fee $20.00

for beginning adults and students of all ages Five weeks – June 28 through July 30

Two students will be scheduled in a 30-minute class; three students in a 45-minute class; and four or more students in a 60-minute class.

TuiTion and Fees


for adults Five weeks – July 1 through July 29Thursdays from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Adult Chamber Music offers opportunities for adult students to play together in traditional and non-traditional chamber music ensembles and to work with a coach. The fee includes one 90-minute session per week (45 minutes with a chamber music coach and 45 minutes of rehearsal).

TuiTion and Fees


SUMMER 2010 CALENDAR

monday

June 28

July 12

July 19

July 26

tuesday

June 29

July 6

July 13

July 20

July 27

wednesday

June 30

July 7

July 14

July 21

July 28

thursday

July 1

July 8

July 15

July 22

July 29

friday

July 2

July 9

July 16

July 23

July 30

2THIRD STREET MUSIC SCHOOL SETTLEMENT has a long and proud history as a major cultural resource in New York City, and serves as a model for community schools of the arts nationwide. The oldest community music school in the country, Third Street was established in 1894 by Emilie Wagner, a young pianist and violinist, who was passionate in her conviction that music had the power to bring relief to the struggling immigrants of New York City’s Lower East Side.

Third Street Music School Settlement is a founding member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, a founding member of the New York City Coalition of Community Schools of the Arts, an affiliate member of United Neighborhood Houses, and a member of the Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York.

Third Street Music School Settlement is grateful to the many individuals, foundations, corporations and government agencies that make its programs possible. Summer programs have received support from the Altman Foundation, The E.H.A. Foundation and the Lily Palmer Fry Memorial Trust.

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Scott Anderson, guitarRich Bennet, guitar

Nathan Childers, saxophone, fluteMichael Crane, pianoYvonne Curry, dance

Rita De Silva-Johnson, preschool arts Lee Feldman, piano

Cara Gargano, dance Cathy Guy, preschool arts

Brenda Harris, preschool artsAmelia Hollander, violin, viola

Susan Innamorato, pianoSibylle Johner, celloMin Sun Kim, violin

Nathaniel LaNasa, pianoMarcia Lewis, Piano Ensemble, piano

Bonita Lubinsky, fluteTim McCarthy, French horn

David Moreno, guitarViorica Morris-Stan, visual arts

Nnenna Ogwo, piano Mary Jo Pagano, Chamber Music, piano

Sasha Papernik, pianoRoger Peltzman, piano

José Pietri-Coimbre, violinAngela Pistilli, piano

Christa Robinson, oboeClaire Smith, violin

Dale Smith, voiceJoyce Smith, voice

List in formation; additional summer faculty

to be announced.

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T H I R D S T R E E T M U S I C S C H O O L S E T T L E M E N T

12

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@ e2010

IMPORTANT REGISTRATION

DATES

TUITION & REGISTRATION

FEES

OTHERIMPORTANT

INFORMATION

235 East 1 1 th strEEt • NEw York, NY 10003

tElEphoNE 2 12-777-3240 • facsimilE 2 12-477- 1808

www.thirdstrEEtmusicschool.org

Thursday, March 11, 2010 Registration for Summer Arts Day Camp begins for currently enrolled families. (Summer Arts Day Camp requires a deposit of one-half of the tuition plus the registration fee at the time of registration. The balance of Summer Arts Day Camp tuition is due by Monday, June 7, 2010.)

Friday, March 12, 2010 Registration for all summer activities, for new and returning students, begins and continues until maximum enrollment is reached.

Saturday, May 1, 2010 Last day to receive discounted tuition for selected programs.

Tuition and registration fees, for group and individual lessons, are non-refundable and non-transferable, with two exceptions: 1) for individual lessons that an instructor is not able to give; and 2) for a class that is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.

Tuition and fees for all classes and lessons (except Summer Arts Day Camp) must be paid in full at the time of registration.

No student or family with an outstanding tuition balance is permitted to register until the balance has been paid.

The School accepts personal checks, money orders and American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa.

There will be a charge for any check that is returned by the bank.

Fees are subject to change.

Lessons missed due to student absences are not refundable.

Teachers are not required to make up any lessons cancelled by a student.

Students should notify the office of their absence prior to lesson time as a courtesy to the teacher.

For further information, call the Registration Office at 212-777-3240, ext. 30 or ext. 18.

REGISTRATION OFFICE HOURSseptember–june

monday–friday 9:00–11:00 am;

1:30–6:00 pm saturday

9:00 am–12:30 pm 1:30–4:00 pm

julymonday–friday (Closed July 5)

9:00–11:00 am 1:30–6:00 pm

augustThe building is closed; phone

inquiries are welcome.monday–thursday 9:00 am–5:00 pm

uo

RegisteR

by May 1

to receive

early bird

discounts!

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