-Master Class-

In a group class, individual student will perform a piece and be instructed by the teacher as a demonstration for the understanding and learning of the music.*

-Private Lesson-

Participants will receive private lessons by the faculty member.*

~Piano Ensemble~
    
​    four-hand duet
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​    one-movement concerto 

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​Students who choose to participate in the four-hand duet class will work with a partner and be supervised by the faculty in the class.

​Students can work on a one-movement concerto with the faculty as well as the opportunity to rehearse with a 2nd piano accompaniment. 

-Musicianship Class-

Rhythm, Ear-training, sight-reading, and solfege are enhanced in a group class.

-Lecture/Lecture-recital**-
     Chopin Sonatas No. 2 & 3, Ann Schein
   

-Field Trip-
     Archive of Recorded Sound, a piano roll music library at Stanford
    Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Study, Beethoven manuscript and hands on experience at the period keyboard instrument.


Presentations by the faculty will focus on music appreciation, music history, literature, musical style, theory, and composers, etc.

Visits to musical organization such as music libraries, museums, or other festival events.

-Keyboard Harmony/Composition-
 


-Final Concert-

   

Learning improvisational skills built on the foundation of keyboard harmony, and the introduction of basic composition.

Every participant will perform in the afternoon concert on Saturday, July 1st.

*Masterclass placement is subject to the Academy's decision
**Programs and Lecture topics subject to change