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TABLE OF CONTENTS P. 5 Individual & Group Beginning Instruction Ensembles

P. 6 Classes

P. 7 Dance Programs Pre-School & After-School Programs

P. 8 Adult Programs Arts Therapy

P. 9 Summer Programs & Camps Partnerships & Other Programs

P. 10 Registration, Tuition & Fees Financial Aid

P. 11 School Calendar & Hours Contact Us

P. 13 Community Branches

P. 14 Faculty & Arts Therapists

Confidence.Creativity.Persistence.Collaboration.Responsibility.

Music builds skills for a lifetime.

YOUR PATHWAY TO MUSIC.

SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL IS DEDICATED TO A MISSION OF SERVICE AND EXCELLENCE AND A BELIEF THAT PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, ABILITIES, BACKGROUNDS AND FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES DESERVE AND WILL BENEFIT FROM THE HIGH QUALITY PROGRAMS SETTLEMENT OFFERS.

THE PROGRAMS HERE ARE STRUCTURED TO BE EQUALLY MEANINGFUL FOR ALL LEVELS OF STUDY. EVERYONE FOLLOWS A DIFFERENT PATH. WHETHER YOU ARE LOOKING TO ADD MUSIC IN YOUR CHILD’S LIFE FOR THE FIRST TIME, TO ENRICH YOUR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT’S MUSICAL EXPERIENCE EVEN FURTHER, OR TO PICK UP THE INSTRUMENT THAT YOU LEARNED SO MANY YEARS AGO, SETTLEMENT IS HERE TO SUPPORT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY’S MUSICAL ASPIRATIONS.

LEARN MORE ABOUT SETTLEMENT AND OUR PROGRAMS AT SETTLEMENTMUSIC.ORG.

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the year and free to all students. Concert schedules are available at all branch locations and online at www.settlementmusic.org. Attendance at these performances is an important adjunct to a complete music education.

CERTIFICATIONStudents may be recommended by their teacher for Certification at the appropriate level of achievement, according to the School’s curriculum and by audition before the Branch Director. Certification culminates in a special concert and awarding of certificates at each branch. Students receiving financial assistance are required to participate.

INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP BEGINNING INSTRUCTION

AGES 6-12Students participate in a one-hour weekly lesson with peers. This class is an alternative to Individual Instruc-tion in the first year of study and prepares students

with the necessary musical knowledge to enter into Individual Instruction in their second year of study. In groups of 6-8 students (4 for piano), students learn to play an instrument in a supportive and dynamic environment that emphasizes technique, musician-ship, note reading and ensemble playing. Perfor-mance opportunities will be provided throughout the year on Performance Hours and Recitals. Open to all instruments, and classes are arranged according

to students’ ages. Settlement requires students to have an instrument for study and, in limited circum-stances, may be able to assist students in acquiring instruments on loan.

All students are strongly encouraged to enroll in Musicianship (music theory and ear training, ages 9 and older) or Music Workshop (ages 3-9) as an important complement to their Individual or Group Beginning Instruction.

PERFORMANCE HOURS: An informal recital for a walk-in audience. Open to all students at any level with teacher’s permission. Schedules are posted at each branch.

STUDENT RECITALS: Held periodically at each branch. Students appear at the recommendation of a teacher and with approval of a Branch Director. Par-ents and friends are encouraged to attend. Schedules are posted at each branch and on the calendar at www.settlementmusic.org.

CONCERTS AND MASTER CLASSES: Given by faculty and guest artists at all branches throughout

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION

GROUP BEGINNING INSTRUCTION

Individual lessons are offered at all levels in all key-board, string, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments, as well as composition and music theory. Settlement requires students to have an instrument for study and, in limited circumstances, may be able to assist students in acquiring instruments on loan. Many local vendors offer instrument rentals at rea-sonable rates. Settlement maintains and distributes a list of vendors at each branch for the information of students, but not as an endorsement.

Individual voice instruction is offered to students age 13 and older. The Gleeksman-Kohn Children’s Choir is recommended for children ages 8-14 who wish to develop their singing skills.

PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIESWORKSHOPS: Given by individual lesson teach-ers for four to six students. Workshops provide a valuable opportunity for performance, supplemen-tary instruction and discussion with peers. They may replace a regular lesson, or be used as a make-up or rescheduled lesson.

FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE, SEE PAGE 10.


STRING ORCHESTRA PROGRAM String ensembles that focus on technique, musicianship and mastery of ensemble repertoire. Also offers excellent preparation for the Advanced Study Program. Arranged by age and level. JUNIOR STRING ORCHESTRA AGES 8-13ONE HOUR WEEKLY REHEARSALTUITION: $310

INTERMEDIATE STRING ORCHESTRA AGES 10-16ONE HOUR WEEKLY REHEARSALTUITION: $340

ONE AND A HALF HOUR WEEKLY REHEARSALTUITION: $390

TROWBRIDGE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA AGES 12-18 This scholarship program includes two and a half hour weekly rehearsal for highly qualified string players selected by audition each year. This group performs string orchestra masterworks from all periods. Frequent concert performances. Contact Kris Rudzinski for more information at 215.320.2602 or [email protected].

Open by audition (contact branches for more infor-mation) for students with at least one to two years of experience on their instruments (Choir will accept beginners), the Ensemble Program provides weekly instruction for students to develop musical skills that complement and build upon Individual Instruction. This intensive program requires practice and com-mitment with an emphasis on performance. Select ensembles will have opportunities throughout the year to participate in inter-city musical exchanges.

GLEEKSMAN-KOHN CHILDREN’S CHOIR AGES 8-14Celebrate music from around the world while learn-ing proper vocal technique, note reading, sight-singing skills and singing in multiple languages as a member of the Gleeksman-Kohn Children’s Choir. The program has two levels – Junior Singers and Senior Singers. The Choirs at each branch combine for a weekly rehearsal at which time the Senior Sing-ers members are an encouragement and an integral part of the learning process for the Junior Singers. After a break, the Senior Singers continue with a 30-minute rehearsal on more advanced repertoire. The Senior Singers rehearse one Saturday after-

noon a month at the Germantown Branch (GTN) in preparation for extra performances and outside engagements. The Junior Singers rehearse one Saturday afternoon a month at the Germantown Branch beginning in January of the season.JUNIOR SINGERS TUITION: $320SENIOR SINGERS TUITION: $450

SATB HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR GRADE 9-12Be a part of the new, exciting SATB choir! The high school choir will meet weekly at the Germantown Branch on Monday evenings. This choir will sing an exciting, yet challenging range of advanced varied repertoire. Our singers will have the opportunity to focus on learning proper vocal technique and de-veloping vocal works that showcase harmony in our singer’s soprano, alto, tenor and bass voices. JAZZ ENSEMBLE PROGRAM AGES 10-18A one hour to one and a half hour weekly program designed for students with at least two years experi-ence on their instruments. A comprehensive program for beginning to advanced level jazz students that includes ensemble, small combo work and classes on jazz improvisation. Special performances at jazz venues and events in the community. TUITION: $540 FOR A ONE HOUR CLASS, $810 FOR A ONE & A HALF HOUR CLASS, FREE FOR THE ADVANCED STUDY LEVEL ENSEMBLE, TWO HOUR CLASS


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ensembles, and are coached individually by experi-enced faculty. SYP students act throughout the year as ambassadors and advocates in their communities for Settlement and for the study of ensemble music.

Eligible students must be between the ages of 8 and 18, have demonstrated financial need, and show a deep commitment to furthering their musical studies.

Additional opportunities available for SYP students include the SYP Leadership Institute, a series of workshops to guide students and offer direction for their future studies; an extensive instrument loan program, masterclasses and clinics with world- renowned musicians and chamber ensembles, additional public performance opportunities and inter-city exchange tours.

For more information, contact the Community Engagement Manager at 215.320.2681.

SUZUKI VIOLIN AND SUZUKI CELLO AGES 4-8World famous method for beginning string study. All teachers are specially trained in the method. Partici-pation of one parent is required. Weekly individual lesson in addition to class are required of all students (see Individual Instruction).CLASS TUITION: $540

PERCUSSION CONSTRUCTION: MUSIC WITH MOMMY, DADDY, AND ME AGES 5-7Learn basic rhythms that are the building blocks of your child’s musical experience. Percussion class for a parent and child that includes exploring rhythmic development, instrument recognition, and improvi-sation. This class prepares both parent and child for Individual Instruction by providing a basic framework for learning in the arts.30 MINUTE WEEKLY CLASSTUITION: $540

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE AGES 10-18Rehearse techniques including rhythm, hand/foot coordination, stick control, pitch recognition and im-provisation. Percussion Ensemble provides an oppor-tunity for percussionists to play and learn the array of instruments percussion study can offer.TUITION: $540

ual instrumental instruction with a senior member of the Settlement Music School faculty or a recognized artist-teacher in the community. Advanced Study Ensembles perform often throughout the season and are featured in Settlement and community recitals, special events, competitions, and concerts. Contact Kris Rudzinski at [email protected] or call 215.320.2602.

SOUNDS OF YOUNG PHILADELPHIASettlement is proud to offer special programming though Sounds of Young Philadelphia. Selected by audition, SYP students are offered additional tuition subsidies for both Individual Instruction and ensemble participation, in addition to many other opportunities to engage in the arts.

Sounds of Young Philadelphia is a flagship program for Settlement and for the region, creating oppor-tunities for children to expand their horizons as they share with their peers the support, fun, and excite-ment in being part of a group of musicians. Students participate in Settlement’s wind, jazz, choral, or string

ADVANCED MUSIC WORKSHOP AGES 8-9Intermediate theory skills, with strong emphasis on ear training, rhythm, movement, and ensemble skills. Includes improvisation, composition, and perfor-mances of elemental chamber music pieces. Builds on concepts from Music Workshop.

MUSICIANSHIP AGES 9-18Essential to music instruction, Musicianship (for-merly known as Fundamentals of Music) offers theory and ear training at all levels. Students receive a comprehensive education in the fundamentals that includes notation, scales, intervals, triads, musical terminology, transposition, harmony and counter-point which assists them in all of their musical studies.TUITION: $240 FOR STUDENTS ALSO ENROLLED IN INDI-VIDUAL INSTRUCTION OR ADDITIONAL CLASSESTUITION: $515 IF ONLY CLASS REGISTERED

COMPOSITION AGES 12-18Students learn to compose original music focusing on three areas: melodic development, accompaniment, and instrumentation and arrangement.TUITION: $540

SUZUKI GUITAR AGES 5-8World famous method for beginning guitar study. All teachers are specially trained in the method. Participation of one parent is required. Weekly individual lesson and class are required of all students (see Individual Instruction).CLASS TUITION: $540

SUZUKI PIANO AGES 4-8World famous method for beginning piano study. All teachers are specially trained in the method. Partici-pation of one parent is required. Weekly individual lesson and class are required of all students (see Individual Instruction).CLASS TUITION: $540

JOSEPH AND MARIE FIELD CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE PROGRAMAs a nationally recognized chamber music program for students of all ages and abilities, more than 40 chamber ensembles for piano, strings, woodwinds, and brass perform regularly throughout the city. Settlement encourages chamber music participation as an essential part of every musician’s training. It also serves as excellent preparation for the Ad-vanced Study Program. Contact any Branch Direc-tor for information.TUITION: $690

ADVANCED STUDY PROGRAMStudents are selected by audition and receive cham-ber music coaching or participate in the Trowbridge Chamber Orchestra in addition to receiving individ-

CHILDREN’S MUSIC PLAYSHOP AGES 6 MONTHS – 3 YEARS6-18 MONTHS (45 MINUTE CLASS FOR 15 WEEKS) $225 19 MONTHS-3 YRS (55 MINUTE CLASS FOR 15 WEEKS) $255 Structured as a music class for parents/caregivers and children ages 6 months to 3 years, Music Playshop offers creative and rhythmic movement, beginning folk dance, and playful games with rhymes and sounds. These activities will be geared toward developing locomotor and body coordination skills, expressive vocalization, and response to musical stimuli. In addition, the structured play will promote inquisitiveness, creativity, positive socialization, and general learning readiness. For more information, contact Karin Orenstein at 215.320.2642 or [email protected].

CHILDREN’S MUSIC WORKSHOP TUITION: $270 FOR STUDENTS ALSO ENROLLED IN INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION OR ADDITIONAL CLASSES TUITION: $515 IF ONLY CLASS REGISTERED INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC WORKSHOP BEGINNING AT AGE 3Children will gain independence and competence with basic music and movement skills, form their own music-making community and explore learning concepts in greater depth.

MUSIC WORKSHOP AGES 4-9Beginning theory skills, ear training, notation, and musical development through singing, creative expression and body movement, and beginning ensemble work using specially designed percussion instruments and recorder (at 8 years). Based on Orff and Kodaly pedagogies, which have been influential around the world.



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ALL CLASSES ARE ONE HOUR IN LENGTH UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE.




KALEIDOSCOPE PLUS AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMAn extension of the award-winning Kaleidoscope program (KAL), Kaleidoscope Plus is now being offered Monday through Friday from after-school hours to 5:45 PM at the Mary Louise Curtis Branch. Students may enroll from 2 to 5 afternoons per week. Students will experience – on a daily ba-sis – what makes Settlement Music School one of the finest community arts programs in the nation. Students receive homework support and snack, and then become immersed in the world of music, the-ater, and visual arts. The program is open to current KAL students, and KAL graduates and new students to Settlement who are in Kindergarten through 3rd grade. Pickup may be available from area schools.

For information on Kaleidoscope or Kaleidoscope Plus, contact Tarrell Davis at 215.320.2670 or [email protected], or Candace Johnson at 215.320.2672 or [email protected].

Settlement’s Dance Program provides study in Creative Movement, Ballet, Jazz, and Modern Dance. Offering boys and girls the opportunity for physical and artistic expression, and pre-professional training, the program emphasizes proper body alignment, healthy physical development and the integration of music and dance. As students progress through the program, they will follow a carefully developed, sequential course of study that includes performance opportunities. All classes are arranged according to level and age.TUITION: $540 FOR A ONE HOUR CLASSTUITION: $810 FOR A ONE & A HALF HOUR CLASS

CREATIVE MOVEMENT AGES 3-5

BALLET AGES 4-18

MODERN AGES 10-18

JAZZ AGES 10-18

KALEIDOSCOPE PRESCHOOL ARTS ENRICHMENT PROGRAMThis nationally recognized, award-winning preschool program prepares young children forKindergarten through an arts-integrated curriculum. Through music, visual art and creative movement classes, children in this program develop essential skills and become socially aware in a fun, accepting environment. Early childhood teachers and artist teachers share the same monthly goals and prepare lessons together; through research conducted on-site, this style of teaching has been proven to improve memory and vocabulary skills. Kaleidoscope encour-ages creative thinking in a stimulating environment so all children get the attention, care and tools they



DANCE PROGRAM

PRE-SCHOOL & AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS


need to enter kindergarten ahead of their peers. The program follows the school year calendar from September to June, from 8:30 AM to 2:45 PM, at the Mary Louise Curtis and German-town Branches. Registration begins in early May.

CLASSES, CONTINUED

GUITAR ENSEMBLE AGES 10-18Take the next step in learning guitar by playing in a group setting. Repertoire will include chamber music and adaptations of popular songs and melodies.TUITION: $540

VOCAL PRODUCTION FOR FEMALE VOICES AGES 12-13Introduction to voice study as a preparation for Indi-vidual Instruction. Breath control, note reading, dic-tion, performance practice and musicianship included.TUITION: $540

JAZZ WORKSHOP AGES 10-13Students will learn the basics of jazz including jazz theory, jazz history, ensemble and solo playing. Students must have a minimum of two years on their specific instrument, basic music reading and rhythmic skills. Students do not need any previous jazz training.TUITION: $540

ROCK BAND AGES 12-18For students who play drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and for vocalists and song writers. Students

form bands, record original works, play a live perfor-mance and learn all aspects of producing and play-ing jazz, blues, and rock music with a group. Faculty members are professional teacher-artists.TUITION: $540

MUSIC TECHNOLOGY AGES 14-18Explore the latest techniques in digital production of music, elements of music composition, and song writing using Apple Logic Pro software. TUITION: $345 FOR 16 WEEKS


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ADULT PROGRAMS

DAYTIME OLDER ADULTS PROGRAMOffers discounted individual lessons and classes for adults age 60 and older during weekdaymornings until 2 PM at all branches. Contact any Branch Coordinator for registration information.

JOSEPH AND MARIE FIELD CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE PROGRAMRenowned national chamber music program for students of all abilities at all branches. Contact any Branch Director for information.TUITION: $225 FOR 10 WEEKS

ADULT CHAMBER PLAYERSExplore the chamber music literature in a fun, social atmosphere with other players from across the area. Open to intermediate to advanced players, ensembles are organized based on musical preference and skill level. Coaching is available, but groups work primarily on their own. Players meet bi-weekly at several of Settlement’s branches.

For more information, contact Program Coordinator Mary Felley at [email protected] or 215.320.2698, or visit www.settlementmusic.org/acp.

ROCK BANDFor adult students who play drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and for vocalists and song writers. Students form bands, learn the chords, riffs and rhythms from classic rock songs, receive guidance from seasoned faculty musicians, and play a live performance at a well-known rock venue with their new bandmates.TUITION: $210 FOR 10 WEEKS

JAZZ COMBOSOpen to adults interested in learning the art of im-provisation in combos. Must have at least two years experience on their instrument, be able to read music and chord changes. All levels are offered from begin-ning jazz musicians to highly advanced musicians.TUITION: $210 FOR 10 WEEKS

JAZZ IMPROVISATIONConcepts and methods of jazz theory, history and performance practice with strong performance orientation.TUITION: $210 FOR 10 WEEKS

RHYTHM N’ BREWSA monthly community drum circle and social hour. A fun and relaxing introduction to hand drumming for adults, held the 4th Friday of each month from September through May.TUITION: $10 PER PERSON PER SESSION

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION

CLASSES

Individual lessons are offered at all levels in all keyboard, string, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments, as well as composition and music theory. Settlement requires students to have an instrument for study. Many local vendors offer instrument rentals at reasonable rates. Settlement maintains and distributes a list of vendors at each branch for the information of students, but not as an endorsement.

MUSICIANSHIPEssential to music instruction, Musicianship offers theory at all levels. Students receive a comprehensive education in the fundamentals that includes notation, scales, intervals, triads, musical terminology, transpo-sition, harmony and counterpoint which assists them in all of their musical studies.TUITION: $305 FOR 16 WEEKS

INTRO TO GUITARDesigned specifically for adults, this class covers note reading, pick and finger-style playing techniques, open position chords, and strumming patterns in several different styles, including folk, rock, blues and classical. Students supply their own instrument.TUITION: $210 FOR 10 WEEKS

GUITAR I AND IIGuitar I and II classes are available for adult students who have completed Intro to Guitar or come to the class with additional experience. In addition to build-ing upon fundamentals and sight reading, students will have the opportunity to expand upon folk, rock, blues and classical repertoire. Upon completion, students are encouraged to further theirexperiences by joining an adult jazz or rock band.TUITION: $210 FOR 10 WEEKS

INTRO TO PIANOThis class teaches the basics of playing piano in a fun, collegial setting. Students (4 per group class) learn correct hand position, music theory, note-reading and simple five-finger pieces with basic chords. While a piano is great, adults who have an electronic key-board will also achieve great success.TUITION: $210 FOR 10 WEEKS

KARDON CENTER FOR ARTS THERAPY

credentialed through recognized professional associa-tions, hold either bachelor’s or master’s degrees in their disciplines and have been trained in counseling, psychology and human behavior studies.

The Kardon Center’s programs do not require any previous training. Sessions are tailored to the natural strengths and abilities of each individual.

Goals for Creative Arts Therapy are tailored to each participant, and may include improvement in: Social Skills – awareness of others; ability to work with others in a group setting; social interaction

Psychological Factors – emotional stability; self-esteem; body image; reduced anxiety levels Cognitive Improvements – task planning and orien-tation; impulse control; attention span Language Skills – expressive and receptive skills Physical Skills – gross and fine motor skills; coordi-nation; dexterity; visual tracking ability

Programs in arts therapy are available at all of Settle-ment’s community branches. For specific offerings, contact the branch nearest you, or contact Mark Bottos, Zausmer Program Director of the Kardon Center for Arts Therapy, at 215.320.2625 or [email protected].

Settlement is the leading provider of arts therapy in the Philadelphia area through the Kardon Center for Arts Therapy. The Kardon Center provides a welcoming environment for clients and their families. As with clients, parents and caregivers form last-ing bonds, experiencing the benefits of being active members of a supportive and dynamic community. Creative Arts Therapy is a form of non-verbal psy-chotherapy using the senses to open new channels of communication between participants and their therapists, their families, and their communities. Creative arts therapists use the arts in order to achieve non-arts-related goals. Our therapists, each


WORKSHOPS ROCK & POP IMPROVISATION FOR STRINGSJune 27-August 5, 2016, Germantown BranchIntermediate and Advanced Students, Ages 12 and upWednesdays, 5 to 6 PM): $125, Learn to how to play hit songs on your instrument, play in a band setting, and understand how to think like a rock musician on a classical instrument.

OPERA WORKSHOPJune 27-August 5, 2016, Germantown BranchOlder Teens and AdultsWednesdays, 5:30 to 7:30 PM: $275 For serious singers who want to explore opera with an emphasis on stage presentation, interpretation and com-munication. Piano accompaniment is provided.

MUSIC THEATER WORKSHOPJune 27-August 5, 2016, Wynnefield, $210 for 6 weeks June 30-July 28, Germantown, $175 for 5 weeks Ages 8 to 12

June 27-August 5, 2016, Camden, $210 for 6 weeksAges 3 to 8

Learn the basics of choosing and dissecting a monologue and work it to performance caliber. Work on musical theater solos from the classics all the way up to the most contemporary works of today. As the class progresses, students will use what they have learned in their mono-logues and delve into scenes from today’s musicals. Each scene will contain all components of song, dance, and scene-work. There will be a final performance to showcase finished scenes. This class will include sections on diction and improvisation and will provide students with a rep book of monologues and songs that they will be able to keep.

SUMMER PROGRAMS & CAMPS

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS & OTHER SPECIAL PROGRAMS

SUMMER STRINGFEST! CAMPJune 20-24, 2016, Willow Grove BranchGrades 3 to 7June 27-July 1, 2016, Willow Grove BranchGrades 8 to 12 Mon-Fri; Full Day (9 AM to 4 PM): $550, optional after-care $75 (5 PM pickup) This exciting new summer camp is for students who play the violin, viola, cello, or string bass. Classes include orchestra, chamber music, fiddle, theory, and special enrichment classes including recording sessions and music production! Students will give a concert the last day of camp to celebrate their hard work and accomplishments.

SUMMER BANDFEST! CAMPJune 20-24, 2016, Willow Grove BranchGrades 3 to 7June 27-July 1, 2016, Willow Grove BranchGrades 8 to 12 Mon-Fri; Full Day (9 AM to 4 PM): $550, optional after-care $75 (5 PM pickup) For students who have had lessons in school for at least one year and who play the flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, French horn, trombone, tuba, or percussion. Classes include band, chamber music, improvisation, theory, and special enrichment classes including jazz and rock sessions. Students will give a concert the last day of camp to celebrate their hard work and accomplishments.

SUMMER JAZZ CAMPAugust 1-5, 2016, Wynnefield BranchAll Skill LevelsMon-Fri; Full Day (9 AM to 3 PM): $450, optional after-care $75 (4 PM pickup) or $150 (5 PM pickup) For students who play drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and wind and string instruments. Students form small ensembles based on skill level, study big band playing and technique, jazz standards, jazz im-provisation, history and composition. Camp focuses on introducing and developing strong jazz skills and learning how to play in an ensemble and concludes with a final performance at a local venue.

to area public, parochial, and independent schools; preschools and day-care centers; temporary hous-ing centers; and emergency relief centers, both at Settlement branches and at the partner’s site. Settle-ment staff works with partners to develop programs that best meet their needs. Contact the Community Engagement Manager at 215.320.2681 or contact the Director of the branch nearest your organization – see the branch directory on page 13. MUSIC EDUCATION PATHWAYSMusic Education Pathways (MEP) connects neigh-borhood schools in Philadelphia with Settlement’s branches and, depending on the school’s needs, pro-vides ensemble training experience in band, orchestra or choir, and small group instruction.

MEP is not a replacement for existing music pro-grams in the schools, but rather a partnership to enhance opportunities available to students. In addi-tion to learning the fundamentals of music, student learning and participation in MEP is focused on the program’s five core values: creativity, teamwork, responsibility, persistence and self-evaluation. MEP students perform during the year at their schools, Settlement’s branches and at community locations. MEP culminates each year in a joint performance, with students from all participating schools working together to rehearse and perform a full concert in a major public venue. More information, including a listing of partner schools, is available online: www.settlementmusic.org/mep.

Settlement’s Summer Session runs for six weeks, from June 27 to August 5. Individual instruction in all instruments is offered, along with numerous ensembles and classes and week-long summer camps for specific subject areas. For students of all ages, the Summer Session can serve as an introduction to Settlement’s programs or as a continuation of studies from the rest of the year.

REGISTRATION FEE$10.00 per person for camps, $5.00 for all other classes/sessions/workshops/lessons. Not refundable.

INDIVIDUAL LESSONS & CLASSESSix-week season (June 27 – August 5, 2016) payable in advance only. 2016-17 tuition rates apply; see page 10.

CAMPS TRY IT OUT! CAMPJuly 18-29, 2016, Willow Grove BranchAugust 1-12, 2016, Mary Louise Curtis BranchGrades 1 to 3Mon-Fri; Half Day (9 AM to Noon OR 1 to 4 PM): $550 or Full Day (9 AM to 4 PM): $990, optional after-care $75/week (5 PM pickup) An innovative summer music camp for students who are interested in trying out violin, cello, flute, or piano for the first time. Half day (morning or afternoon) and full day options available. Students can choose violin, cello, flute, or piano and will receive beginner group instruction daily, in addition to music theory, choir, movement, bring-your-own-lunch breaks, and special enrichment sessions. Camp culminates with a free concert for family and friends where students will demonstrate their achievements.

STRINGS AND MORE CAMPJune 27-July 1, 2016, Wynnefield BranchAges 7 to 13 (Intermediate and Beginning String Students)Mon-Fri; Full Day (9 AM to 4 PM): $550, optional after-care $75 (5 PM pickup) Spend an unforgettable week exploring string or-chestra music and small chamber ensembles through rehearsals and related arts activities. Daily schedule includes a full ensemble rehearsal, sectionals, visual arts and playwriting. Camp concludes with a perfor-mance incorporating student’s plays and art with the string orchestra.

TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTSProvides professional development and continuing education opportunities that help teachers of young children incorporate arts content, approaches and materials into their general classrooms and provides training to artist teachers in adapting their work for young learners. Graduate credit available through Holy Family University. Specialized training programs can be designed for particular schools or teaching units. Contact George Alley at 215.320.2618 or [email protected].

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMSSettlement offers collaborative programs in music, dance, early childhood education and arts therapy


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REGISTRATION, TUITION & FEES

FINANCIAL AID

GROUP BEGINNING INSTRUCTION Tuition: $980.00

Minimum, non-refundable deposit of $98.00 (10% of tuition) due at registration. Quarterlytuition payments are non-refundable.

Payment 1 – due Sept. 19$147.00 (15% of tuition)

Payment 2 – due Nov. 14$245.00 (25% of tuition)

Payment 3 – due Jan. 17$245.00 (25% of tuition)

Payment 4 – due March 13$245.00 (25% of tuition)

ENSEMBLES AND CLASSESPlease see pages 5-8 for specific tuition information.

Minimum, non-refundable deposit of 25% of tuition due at registration. Quarterly tuition payments are non-refundable.

Payment 1 - 25% due at the time of registrationPayment 2, 3, 4 - 25% due Nov. 14; Jan. 17; Mar. 13

OLDER ADULT DAYTIME PROGRAMScheduled before 2 PM weekdays for students age 60 and older.

REGISTRATION FEE$35.00

WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL LESSON FEES:1/2 Hour $31.003/4 Hour $46.50One Hour $62.00

3-WEEK CREDIT LESSONS (DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION AND NON-REFUNDABLE)1/2 Hour $93.003/4 Hour $139.50One Hour $186.00

Because we make great efforts to find a good match between faculty and both student and parent, we ask that registration appointments be made in person for students under the age of 18.

Tuition and fees are payable by cash, check, Visa or MasterCard.

REGISTRATION$45.00 per person$70.00 per family (two or more)Due at registration appointment, covers any number of subjects at all branches and is nonrefundable.

INDIVIDUAL LESSONSMonday - 35 Weeks Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 38 weeks Friday, Saturday - 37 weeks.

Lessons payable weekly or in advance, with $1.00 discount per hour for semi-annual and annual ad-vanced payments. Lessons may be 30, 45, or 60 minutes in length as appropriate for age and length of study.

WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL LESSON FEES:1/2 Hour $36.003/4 Hour $54.00One Hour $72.00

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FACULTY LESSON FEES:1/2 Hour $41.003/4 Hour $61.50One Hour $82.00

3-WEEK CREDIT LESSONS* (DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION AND NON-REFUNDABLE):

1/2 Hour $108.003/4 Hour $162.00One Hour $216.00

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT CREDIT LESSONS*:1/2 Hour $123.003/4 Hour $184.50One Hour $246.00

*Cost of Credit Lessons follows financial aid award rate

Settlement is proud to provide more than $2 million each year in financial aid.

We encourage all school age students with need to apply. Financial aid is available to all students through completion of high school and through age 23 for voice students, in addition to adult clients of the Kardon Center for Arts Therapy. All students, current and new, who wish to apply for financial assistance must register in person with an adult and present a copy of their family’s 2015 income tax statement (Form 1040) and/or written proof of non-taxable family income. Scholarships and financial aid must be renewed annually.

Contact the director or the coordinator of the branch nearest you for additional information.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR & HOURS

SCHOOL HOURSSUMMER SESSIONJune 27-August 5, 2016

MARY LOUISE CURTIS BRANCHMonday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 AM – 7:30 PMWednesday, Friday 9 AM - 5 PM

GERMANTOWN BRANCHMonday 10 AM - 6 PM Tuesday - Thursday 10 AM - 8 PMClosed Friday

KARDON-NORTHEAST BRANCHMonday and Wednesday 9 AM - 7:30 PMTuesday and Thursday 9 AM - 5 PMClosed Friday

WILLOW GROVE BRANCHMonday and Thursday 9 AM - 4 PMTuesday and Wednesday 9 AM - 7 PMClosed Friday*

WYNNEFIELD BRANCHMonday 10 AM -8 PMTuesday 10 AM – 6 PMWednesday 10 AM – 8 PM Thursday 10 AM – 6 PMClosed Friday*

CAMDEN BRANCHMonday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 AM – 5 PMWednesday, 9 AM - 7 PMClosed Friday

*Closed for lessons, classes, and general operations; however, camps will be held on Fridays.

August 8–August 31, 2016

BRANCH HOURS WILL VARY – CALL BRANCH FOR CONFIRMATION.

SCHOOL HOURS2016-2017 SEASONSeptember 6, 2016-June 17, 2017

MARY LOUISE CURTIS BRANCHMonday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 AM - 9 PMWednesday 9 AM - 7 PMFriday 9 AM - 8 PMSaturday 8:30 AM - 5 PM

GERMANTOWN BRANCHMonday-Thursday 10 AM - 9 PMClosed FridaySaturday 8:30 AM - 4 PM

KARDON-NORTHEAST BRANCHMonday-Thursday 9 AM - 9 PMClosed FridaySaturday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

WILLOW GROVE BRANCHMonday-Friday 10 AM - 9 PMSaturday 9 AM - 1:30 PM

WYNNEFIELD BRANCHMonday-Thursday 9 AM - 9 PMFriday NOON - 7:30 PMSaturday 9 AM - 3:30 PM

CAMDEN BRANCHMonday and Wednesday 4 - 8 PMClosed Tuesday, Thursday and FridaySaturday 9 AM - 2 PM

RE-REGISTRATION FOR CURRENT STUDENTSMay 1-31, 2016(Current time and teacher held through May 15)

REGISTRATION FOR NEW STUDENTSFrom June 1, 2016

HOLIDAYS – CLOSED FOR TEACHINGJuly 4 Independence Day

September 5 Labor Day

October 3Rosh Hashanah

October 11-12Yom Kippur

November 24-26Thanksgiving Break

December 23-31Winter Break

January 16Martin Luther King Day

April 10-15 Spring Break

May 29Memorial Day

CONTACT US

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORHelen S. [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONSChristopher N. [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENTAmelia [email protected]

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MANAGERAdam [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMSTarrell [email protected]

ZAUSMER PROGRAM DIRECTOR,KARDON CENTER FOR ARTS THERAPYMark [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIONVeronica [email protected]

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CAMDEN at Creative Arts Morgan Village Academy990 Morgan BoulevardCamden, NJ 08104856.541.6375 phone or215.320.2660 phone856.541.1017 fax

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KARDON-NORTHEAST3745 Clarenden AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19114215.320.2620 phone215.637.8716 fax

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WYNNEFIELD4910 Wynnefield Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131215.320.2640 phone215.473.5062 fax

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GERMANTOWN6128 Germantown AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19144215.320.2610 phone215.438.7133 fax

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PIANOSPECIAL ARRANGEMENT STAFF SANDRA CARLOCKDann, Lhevinne, Canin; Oberlin, Juilliard, SUNYArthur Judson Distinguished Faculty Chair

STAFFSTEPHANIE BEN-SALEM *Weinberg, Melnikoff, List, Schnabel, Ciccolini; SMS, Carnegie Mellon U., Manhattan, LaSalle U.

MICHAEL CARUSOPetrillo, Esteban, Fleisher; PMA, Peabody

SCOTT COULTER(Jazz)Hersch, Perez, Bley; NE Cons; Abstract Truth

LOIS ANN DIDOMENICO(Suzuki)Esteben, Robinor, Szanto, Zook, Freeman; Peabody, PMA

STEPHEN DUFFY *Kulick, Carlock, Schwartz; SMS, Oberlin

RUTH (NAN HEE) HANSONFiorillo, Uhlhorn; Utrecht Cons. (Netherlands)

HANNAH HORINE *Chodos, Abramovic; SMS, New England Conservatory, Temple U.

DANIEL HOWEWedeen, Patit, Stumacher; U. of NH, Cairn University., Temple U., Curtis; Camerata Classica, Phila. Chamber Chorus

RAHEL INNIGERStucki, Snyder, Lister-Sink; Konservatorium Bern (Switzerland), Eastman; Elysian Camerata

OLEKSANDRA IVAKHIVFlys, Drushkevych, Sotnuchuk; Special Music School (Stryi, Ukraine), F. Kolessa Music College, M. Lysenko Music Academy

LARISA KIFYAKProfessional Music School, Moldova, Gnesin Academy of Music, Moscow. (Russia), Leningrad State Conservatory. (Russia)

VASILIY KIFYAKState Music College, (Kishinev) Moldova, State Music Conservatory, (Kishinev) Moldova

RUSSELL KLEIN(Suzuki)Sementovsky, Johnson, Lloyd-Watts, Bigelor; Temple U., Chestnut Hill College

DOLLY D. KRASNOPOLSKYPolakof, Dilles; Sokovnin, Special Music School (Kishinev), State Music College, State Music Conservatory (Moldova)Ann Stookey and Joseph W. Waz, Jr. Distinguished Faculty Chair

ALEXANDRA OVRUTSKYMoscow Tchaikovsky Cons.

ROBERTO PACEMartino, Oster, Brehm, Newman; NE Cons., Manhattan, SUNYRobert Capanna Musicianship Distinguished Faculty Chair

IRENE POKROVSKYAkselrod, Atakishiev; Professional Music School, Uzeir Gadjebekov Cons.

JEFFREY REESELevengood, Marcison, E. Sokoloff; PMA; PA Ballet

HARUE SATOGrin, Starr, Landers, Krzywicki; U. of Tokyo, U. of Arts

KATHLEEN SCHEIDEGibbons, Taylor, Rhodes, Linn; New England Cons., U of Southern California

NATALY SNIPELISHSKYMoldova Institute of Arts

JEFFREY UHLIGMasselos, Baldwin; West Chester U.; Ocean City PopsLillian Kraus Felber Distinguished Faculty Chair

LARISA YANOVITSKYSpiegel, Rasumovskaya; Leningrad Rimsky- Korsakoff College, Leningrad State Cons. ASSOCIATE STAFFELLEN ALPERNWhitten, McHugh, Masselos; West Chester Univ., The Catholic Univ. of America

TERESA B. CAPPELLO *Beck, Voois, Behrend; SMS, West Chester U., Hahnemann/Drexel U

DIANE GOLDSMITHReisenberg, Zaslavsky, Graffman, Liu; Rutgers, Manhattan, Music Academy of the West; Follow the Drinking Gourd

BENJAMIN HOFFMANN *Newbrough, Karpoff, Kim; Houghton, Syracuse

BONNIE HOFFMANN *Carlock, Newbrough; SMS, Houghton College

EILEEN LIEBOWITZ *Engel, Hinderas; SMS, Bryn Mawr College; Natalie Hinderas and Friends

MCEWAN WALTERSPainter; U. Washington, Temple U.

REGULARELEANOR AVERSAThe Aaron Copland School of Music, Princeton University, the Tchaikovsky Conservatory, U. of Pennsylvania

ADAM BERNSTEIN(Jazz)Hyla, Pappastavrou, Bley, McBee; Syracuse U., New England Cons., NYU

EUJIN BODEK(Suzuki)West Chester, Temple U.

NORMAN CARTER, JR.Huizenga, Allen, Davenny, Currier; Houghton, Yale

LISA MISOOK CHAE(Suzuki)Power, Hyman, Whitten; Mannes, Phila. College of Performing Arts

MICHELLE ENOSAbramovic, Kies; U. of New Hampshire, Temple U.

GLADYS ANN FOSTERPhila. Col. of Perf. Arts, Temple U.

EUGENE GELFENSON *Levinson, Taylor, Wedeen; SMS, Temple

TZU-HWA HONational Taiwan Normal University, U. of Missouri-St. Louis,Northwestern, U. of Kansas

JENNIFER JUANGAzusa Pacific U.

ALEX KAUFFMAN(Jazz)Temple U.

TAMARA PALMERZach; Kishinev Cons.

SUMI PARKTemple U.

LINDA REICHERT *Parris, Wedeen, Foster, Tocco, Wright; SMS, Temple U., Indiana U.; Network for New Music

ERIKSON ROJASStarr, Sokoloff, Hsu, Fleisher; Curtis, Peabody; Phila. Bib. U.

MICHAEL SHEADELFaini, Hautzig, Wedeen; Eastman, Peabody, Temple U.; Hamilton Duo, SMS Contemporary Players

REGINA SHENDEROVICHFleisher, Lewin, Mattax; U. of Illinois at Urbana-Campaign, Peabody, Boston Conservatory

DAVID E. SHUNSKISFeder, V. Sokoloff; Temple U.

MICHAEL STAMBAUGHTemple U., U. of Delaware

HUI SY TEOAbramovic, Kaplinsky, Starr; Orff-Schulwerk, Temple U., U. of Arts, Taubman Institue

JERRY TATE *U. of Arts

DOUGLAS TESTER *Hoy, Plimpton, Holtz; SMS, PCPA, Hartt School of Music

JORDAN LAURELLE TIMCHALWestminster Choir College, West Chester U.

ORGANSTAFFKATHLEEN SCHEIDE(Harpsichord)Gibbons, Taylor, Rhodes, Linn; New England Cons., U. of Southern California

ASSOCIATE STAFFMCEWAN WALTERSPainter; U. Washington, Temple U.

REGULARDOUGLAS TESTER * Hoy, Plimpton, Holtz; SMS, PCPA, Hartt School of Music

FACULTY


HARPREGULARELIZABETH STEINERCleveland Institute of Music, Temple U.

VIOLIN AND VIOLA SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT STAFFLEE SNYDERCanin, Galamian, Delay, Zukowsky; Oberlin, Juilliard, SUNY; American Symphony, Chamber Symphony of Phila., Alverthorp TrioArthur Judson Distinguished Faculty Chair

KIMBERLY FISHERCurtis; Principal Second Violin of Philadelphia Orchestra

STAFFDANIEL ELYAR(Suzuki, Viola)Castleman, Dael, Terakado, Beznosiuk; Cleveland, Sweelinck Cons., Royal Cons. (The Hague); Tempesta di Mare, Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, Ensemble REBEL

MONIQUE R. JOHNSON *(Suzuki)Grika, Y Scott, Temple U.

ANDREA LEVINE *Carnegie Mellon U., Boston U.

ANNALISA MARIANI(Suzuki)Westminster Choir College

VIKTOR REPIK(Viola)Professional Music School, Kiev Cons.

JEAN LOUISE SHOOKOrtenberg, Sementovsky; Temple U.; Danoff String Quartet; Elysian CamerataMr. and Mrs. Donald Kardon Distinguished Faculty Chair

MARKA G. STEPPER *(Suzuki, Viola)SMS, Temple U., Manhattan, U. Wisconsin; Ocean City Pops; Bay-Atlantic Symphony; Newtown Chamber Orchestra; Bucks County Symphony; Winterberry Trio; Danoff String QuartetMr. and Mrs. David Kittner Distinguished Faculty Chair

ALBENA STOYKOVABulgarian Cons.

ANDREIA TORAIN *(Suzuki)Moree, Clark, Kwalwasser; Ithaca, Temple U.

ASSOCIATE STAFFFRAN BERGE(Viola)Reyes, Ritchie, McDonald, Tuttle; U. of Michigan, Northwestern U., Temple U.; Tempesta di Mare, Orchestra 2001, Melomanie, Fairmount String Quartet

LYNNE BUDNICK-LENNONFiore, Meyer, Scott; New School of Music

DAVID GILES(Viola)Indiana U., Suzuki Institute; Academy Quartet, Midsummer Quartet

ABIGAIL NIXON(Suzuki)Scarlett; Jacksonville U; Coastal Symphony of Georgia, Valdosta Symphony, Gainesville Chamber Orchestra

EMILIE PARK *Snyder; SMS; Philadelphia Biblical Coll.

NOAH JULIAN SEDGWICK *Shook, Richter, Snyder; SMS, Boston Cons.

NINA WILLBACHIthaca Suzuki Institute, Temple U., Bard College, U. of Hyderabad

KWANG YU(Suzuki)Amitay, Epperson, Drinkall; Central Cons. of Music (Beijing), Kent State U., Florida State U.

REGULARARDIAN CANI(Suzuki)Koco, Edgett; High Institute of Arts of Tirana-Albania

NATASHA COLKETT(Suzuki)Ithaca, U. of Denver

LAURA EARLEYCarnegie Mellon U, Eastman

TAIA HARLOS(Suzuki, Viola)Fulkerson, Irvine; Oberlin Conservatory of Music

CHRYSYN HARP (Suzuki)Fuchs, Ritscher, Weller, Levine; Mannes, SUNY, Yale U.

CLARE JORDAN(Suzuki)School for Strings, SUNY

SUHAE LEESt. Petersburg Conservatory

JOYCE LINCarnegie Mellon U.

INNA NEDOREZOV(Suzuki, Viola)Leningrad State Conservatory, Rimsky-Korsakov College of Music; Leningrad Philharmonic,Danoff String Quartet, Allentown Symphony, Ocean City Pops, Bucks County Symphony Orchestra

CHRISTOF RICHTERLibove, McDonald, Ritchie; Peabody, Oberlin

CELLO STAFFPATRICIA F. DANIELS(Suzuki)Cole, Barston, Hair; Curtis, New School of Music, Temple U.; Philly Pops, Reading Symphony, Sierra Strings

CHRISTINE DANOFFWendt, Cole, Stokking, Ortenberg, Totenberg; U. of Iowa, New School of Music; Danoff String Quartet, Musica 2000, Bucks County Symphony, Jubilate Deo

ASSOCIATE STAFFKWANG YU(Suzuki)Amitay, Epperson, Drinkall; Central Cons. of Music, (Beijing), Kent State U., Florida State U.

REGULARCAROLYN ELLMANParnas; Boston U. School for the Arts; DE Symphony Orch., Serafin String Quartet

* DENOTES AN ALUMNUS/ALUMNA OF SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL

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DOUBLE BASS REGULARJUSTIN SEKELEWSKI(Double Bass/ Electric Bass)McKenna, Wong, le Fleming, Boone, Javian; Temple U.

FLUTE STAFFTHOMAS MEANY(Suzuki)Linda, Tomasone; Bennett, Phila. Col. of Perf. Arts, Rowan U. Great Lakes Suzuki Flute Institute, Opera Philadelphia, the Meany/Simmons Flute and Guitar Duo.

ASSOCIATE STAFF ILYA OVRUTSKYYevgeny Svetlanov; Moscow Tchaikovsky Cons.; Bolshoi Theatre, USSR Symphony Orchestra

EDWARD P. GOLASZEWSKI *Turner, Portnoy, Mecoli, Rowe, Karabell, Trombetta, Versaci, Krell, Walker; SMS, PMA; Philly Pops, Phil Giordano Jazz Orch., City Rhythm Orch.

REGULARANN LEVINSONPhila. Col. of Perf. Arts

JOSEPH MANCUSORicker, Kalyn, Mazzeo; Eastman

LAWRENCE SHUSTERMANMecoli, Guerre; U. of Arts

ELIVI VARGALake, Risinger; Goucher; Illinois State U.

MARY C. WILLIHNGANZKrell, Pappoutsakis, Chapman, Larde, Boulanger; Marywood College, Brown U.

OBOESTAFFBETH L. BENSONCamus, Ohlsson, Stolper; Michigan State, Florida State U.; Newtown Chamber Orch., Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orch.

CLARINET AND SAXOPHONE ASSOCIATE STAFFSEAN MARKS(Saxophone/Clarinet)U. of Arts

LAWRENCE SHUSTERMAN(Saxophone/Clarinet)Mecoli, Guerre; U. of the Arts

REGULAREDWARD P. GOLASZEWSKI *(Saxophone/Clarinet)Turner, Portnoy, Mecoli, Rowe, Karabell, Trombetta, Versaci, Krell, Walker; SMS, PMA; Philly Pops, Phil Giordano Jazz Orch., City Rhythm Orch.

LOUIS KUGELMAN(Saxophone/Clarinet)Penn State U., Temple U.

JOSEPH MANCUSO(Saxophone/Clarinet)Ricker, Kalyn, Mazzeo; Eastman

GLENN I. STANFORD(Saxophone)Poto; Boston Cons. of Music

BASSOON REGULARAVERY M. BREERuggiero; NE Cons.; Greater Trenton Symphony Orch., DE Valley Philharmonic Orch., Newtown Chamber Orch., Bocalnalia Bassoon Quartet

HORNREGULARWILLIAM BONNELLLockwood, Gardner; Arizona State U., Temple U.

TRUMPET REGULARWILLIAM BONNELLLockwood, Gardner; Arizona State U., Temple U.

GREGORY TSAFOSTemple U., UCLA

PAUL FUTERU. of Cincinnati, Yale, Temple U.

TROMBONE & TUBAREGULARWILLIAM BONNELLLockwood, Gardner; Arizona State U., Temple U.

BRIAN BROWN *(Tuba)Krzywicki, Harry, Harwood, Penzarella; SMS, Juilliard; DE Symphony Orch.

GREGORY TSAFOS(Tuba)Temple U.; UCLA

PERCUSSION STAFFWILLIAM MARCONI *Bissonette,Santarelli, Thome, Witten, Albin, Hamilton; Glassboro State College, Miami U. of Ohio

ASSOCIATE STAFFWILLIAM S. CAHNStreet, Beck, Abel, Duff; Eastman, Catholic U.; Ambler Choral Society, Bach & Handel Chorale, Bucks County Symphony, Phila. Classical Symphony

SAMUEL RUTTENBERGSoroka, Wickstrom, Bailey, Koloff; SMS, U. of Miami, Juilliard

REGULARERIC DERRSchick, Huang, Millstein, Karis; DePaul, McGill, U. of California-San Diego; Red Fish Blue Fish, Dal Niente

MATTHEW KALLENDGreen, Atkatz, Abel; DePaul U., Temple U.

WILLIAM P. KERRIGANOwen, Moore, Abel; Temple U.; DE Symphony, Philly Pops, Orchestra 2001, Kennett Symphony, Opera DE, Phil-A-Rhythm Percussion QuartetJulian A. and Lois G. Brodsky Distinguished Faculty Chair

MICHAEL LISZKATemple U.

ROBERT MARTINOTemple U.

KEVIN WALKERDeviney, O’Banion, Steele, Miller; Temple U.


GUITAR STAFFANDREA CARLSON(Classical, Electric)Klein; American Conservatory

LUKE HONER *(Classical, Electric, Bass)Peters, Provost; SMS, Hartt

ASSOCIATE STAFFBRENDAN EVANS(Classical, Electric)Aron, Tanenbaum; Oberlin, San Francisco Cons. of Music

WILLIAM PETERS(Classical, Electric, Bass)Kotsarenko, Sandole, Segal, Meyer, Ghiglia; Temple U., Royale MusickeMr. and Mrs. Samuel Palley Distinguished Faculty Chair

REGULARNERO CATALANO(Electric, Bass)Martino, Giordano, U. of Arts, Peabody

PHILIP CIPOLONE(Classical, Electric)Temple U.

ALAN ENS(Classical, Electric)U. of Arts

DANIEL HANRAHAN(Classical, Electric)Temple U.

JAMES HENSLEY(Classical, Electric, Suzuki, Electric Bass)Leonard, Federico, Giordano, Zinno, Kleinfelter; PCPA (U. of Arts)

CALE HOEFLICKER(Classical, Electric)U. of Arizona, Indiana U.

JAMES KLALES *(Classical, Electric)Rappaport, Mayes, Segal; SMS

DAVID SANDERS(Classical, Electric)Temple U., Rutgers U.

JOHN UDINSKY(Classical, Electric)U. of Arts

ANDREW WARREN(Classical, Electric)Kutztown, Rutgers

GUY E. WEST(Classical, Electric, Bass)Kerber, Barriero, Romero, Sevilla; Xavier U., San Diego State U.

VOICE SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTREGINALD PINDELLCurtis, Peabody

STAFFJODY L. KIDWELLHickfang, Hayward, Wolff, Wilson; Ohio State, AVA

KATHERINE L. MALLON-DAYCho, Parker, Gayer; U. of PA, Mansfield U., Temple U.

JUDITH TURANOSnow, Frederick, Bamberger, Berl, Goldovsky; U. of New Mexico, Mannes; Four Corners Opera Festival

ASSOCIATE STAFFSHARON NEFFNatalucci, Haas, Humphrey, Hijleh, DiGiacomo; Houghton, Eastman

SUSAN RHEINGANSGolden, Serrano, Levy; California State University, Los Ange-les; Chapman University; Los Angeles Opera, Boheme Opera New Jersey, Delaware Valley Opera Company

REGULARMEGHAN CURRY *Pennsylvania State U., U. of Delaware

HELEN HUSE RALSTONJohnson, Urban, Gordon; U of Maryland

CHILDREN’S MUSIC WORKSHOP AND PLAYSHOPSTAFFMARINA GERTSENKopansky, Crowell; Neaga College of Music, Cabrini College, West Chester U.

MARTHA GLAZE ZOOKCovert, Michalak, Grenoble, Thomas, Haselbach; Ithaca College, Curtis, U. of Northern Colorado; Phila. Orch., Baltimore SymphonyArthur Judson Distinguished Faculty Chair ANNALISA MARIANIWestminster Choir College

KAREN MERCERAlberts, Ferraro, Bacon; U. of Mass., Immaculata U., Kodaly Center of America

REGULARLOURDES COSSICHEastman School of Music

BOB GOLD *U. of Delaware, U. of Arts

GEORGIA LARUEWest Chester U.

TRICIA PAFFEN KNOPKATemple U.

SUZANNE SWEENEYRoberts Wesleyan U., Rowan

HUI SY TEOAbramovic, Kaplinsky, Starr; Orff-Schulwerk, Temple U., U. of Arts, Taubman Institue

MUSICIANSHIPSTAFFBETH L. BENSONCamus, Ohlsson, Stolper; Michigan State, Florida State U.; Newtown Chamber Orch., Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orch.

DANIEL HOWEWedeen, Patit, Stumacher; U. of NH, Cairn University, Temple U., Curtis; Camerata Classica, Phila. Chamber Chorus

VASILIY KIFYAKState Music College, (Kishinev) Moldova, State Music Conservatory, (Kishinev) Moldova

ROBERTO PACEMartino, Oster, Brehm, Newman; NE Cons., Manhattan, SUNYRobert Capanna Musicianship Distinguished Faculty Chair

REGULAREUGENE GELFENSON *Levinson, Taylor, Wedeen; SMS, Temple U.

DIANE GOLDSMITHReisenberg, Zaslavsky, Graffman, Liu; Rutgers, Manhattan, Music Academy of the West; Follow the Drinking Gourd

WILLIAM A. RILEYNew School of Music, Royal School of Church Music

MICHAEL STAMBAUGHTemple U., U. of Delaware

MUSIC TECHNOLOGYREGULARJAMES WHITESCARVERRowan

DANCESTAFFKAYE N. FERNANDEZNational School of Ballet, University Mayor de San Marcos, University of the Arts, Pennsylvania Ballet, Cabrini College

ASSOCIATE STAFFOLGA D. BLUMENKRANTSBolshoi Ballet SchoolArthur Judson Distinguished Faculty Chair REGULARAMANDA HILLU. of Arts

ERIN RUGGIERODeSales

SVETLANA ZHERDEVAPerm College of Culture and Education (Russia), Stavropol State Pedagogical Institute (Russia)

JAZZ AND ROCK ENSEMBLESPECIAL ARRANGEMENTTONY MICELID’amico; U. of Arts

STAFFSCOTT COULTERHersch, Perez, Bley; NE Cons; Abstract Truth

ASSOCIATE STAFF WILLIAM MARCONI *Bissonette, Santarelli, Thome, Witten, Albin, Hamilton; Glassboro State College, Miami U. of Ohio

SEAN MARKSU. of Arts

REGULARNERO CATALANOMartino, Giordani, U. of Arts, Peabody

ERIC DERRSchick, Huang, Millstein, Karis; DePaul, McGill, U. of California-San Diego; Red Fish Blue Fish, Dal Niente

NASIR DICKERSONBowen; U. of Arts

ALEX KAUFFMANTemple U.

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JAZZ AND ROCK ENSEMBLE CONTINUEDREGULAR DAVID SANDERSTemple U., Rutgers

JUSTIN SEKELEWSKIMcKenna, Wong, le Fleming, Boone, Javian; Temple U.

JOHN UDINSKYU. of Arts

ORCHESTRASTAFFMONIQUE R. JOHNSON(Junior Orchestra)Grika, Y Scott; Temple U.

VIKTOR REPIK(Intermediate Orchestra)Professional Music School, Kiev Cons.

ASSOCIATE STAFF ANNE PARRETT(Junior & Intermediate Orchestra)Florida State U.

REGULARJERI LYNNE JOHNSON(Trowbridge Chamber Orchestra) Wellesley College, U. of Chicago; Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra

GLEEKSMAN-KOHN CHILDREN’S CHOIRASSOCIATE STAFFRAE ANN ANDERSON(Director)Wittenberg U., Berliner Kirchenmusikschule, U. of Missouri-Kansas City

TZU-HWA HO(Accompanist) National Taiwan Normal University, U. of Missouri-St. Louis,Northwestern, U. of Kansas

BENJAMIN HOFFMANN *(Accompanist)Newbrough, Karpoff, Kim; Houghton; Syracuse

BONNIE HOFFMANN *(Accompanist)Carlock, Newbrough; SMS, Houghton College

ANNALISA MARIANI(Choral Assistant)Westminster Choir College

KAREN MERCER(Choir Conductor - Staff) Alberts, Ferraro, Bacon; U. of Mass., Immaculata U., Kodaly Center of America

REGULARCAROLINE DAVIDSON(Accompanist)Jonson, Gardner; Royal Academy of Music, London U., UPenn

CHAMBER MUSIC SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT STAFFSANDRA CARLOCKDann, Lhevinne, Canin; Oberlin, Juilliard, SUNYArthur Judson Distinguished Faculty Chair

SIDNEY CURTISSCohen; SMS; Phila. Orch.; Philarte Quartet, New Phila. Quartet, Phila. Chamber Ensemble

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTGEOFFREY DEEMERCurtis; Opera Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ballet

STAFFBETH L. BENSONCamus, Ohlsson, Stolper; Michigan State, Florida State U.; Newtown Chamber Orch., Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orch.

PATRICIA F. DANIELSCole, Barston, Hair; Curtis, New School of Music, Temple U.; Philly Pops, Reading Symphony, Sierra Strings

CHRISTINE DANOFFWendt, Cole, Stokking, Ortenberg, Totenberg; U. of Iowa, New School of Music; Danoff String Quartet, Musica 2000, Bucks County Symphony, Jubilate Deo

DANIEL ELYARCastleman, Dael, Terakado, Beznosiuk; Cleveland, Sweelinck Cons., Royal Cons. (The Hague); Tempesta di Mare, Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, Ensemble REBEL

RAHEL INNIGERStucki, Snyder, Lister-Sink; Konservatorium Bern (Switzerland), Eastman; Elysian Camerata

MONIQUE JOHNSONGrika, Y Scott; Temple U.

VIKTOR REPIKProfessional Music School, Kiev Cons.

JEAN LOUISE SHOOKOrtenberg, Sementovsky; Temple U.; Danoff String Quartet; Elysian CamerataMr. and Mrs. Donald Kardon Distinguished Faculty Chair

MARKA G. STEPPER *SMS, Temple U., Manhattan, U. Wisconsin; Ocean City Pops; Bay-Atlantic Symphony; Newtown Chamber Orchestra; Bucks County Symphony; Winterberry Trio; Danoff String QuartetMr. and Mrs. David Kittner Distinguished Faculty Chair

ASSOCIATE STAFFTHOMAS MEANYLinda, Tomasone; Bennett, Phila. Col. of Perf. Arts, Rowan U. Great Lakes Suzuki Flute Institute, Opera Philadelphia, the Meany/Simmons Flute and Guitar Duo.

REGULARTAIA HARLOSFulkerson, Irvine; Oberlin Conservatory of Music

ANDREA LEVINE *Carnegie Mellon U, Boston U.

LINDA REICHERT *Parris, Wedeen, Foster, Tocco, Wright; SMS, Temple U., Indi-ana U.; Network for New Music

CHRISTOF RICHTERLibove, McDonald, Ritchie; Peabody, Oberlin

MUSIC EDUCATION PATHWAYS STAFFWILLIAM MARCONI * (Percussion)Bissonette, Santarelli, Thome, Witten, Albin, Hamilton; Glass-boro State College, Miami U. of Ohio

ASSOCIATE STAFF ANNE PARRETT(Orchestra, Violin, Viola, Cello)Florida State U.

REGULARVALERIE CLAYTON(Choral Conductor)Barone, Cho; Temple, Boston U.

MICHELLE FRANK(Choral Conductor)Lehigh, Florida State U., Eastern U.

JORDAN GRAEF (Band Conductor. Saxophone, Clarinet)Taylor, Oatts, Warfield; Temple U.


ALICE MARIE QUIRK(Orchestra Conductor, Violin)Immaculata, Temple U., Eastern U. CHRISTOPHER ORLANDO(Band Conductor)Temple U.

SUZANNE SWEENEY(Choral Conductor)Roberts Wesleyan U., Rutgers

GREGORY TSAFOS(Brass)Temple U., UCLA

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMJEAN RAUCHMLC (PS 1) Head TeacherCommunity College of Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill College; TEACH scholar, AA Degree in ECE; 10+ years of experience DANA JACKSONMLC (PS 2) Head TeacherSt. Joseph’s U, BS in education, Master’s in ECE in 2014; 10+ years of experience

SCOTT SLEZAKMLC (PS 3) Head TeacherPenn State U., Chestnut Hill College, BA in Art, Master’s in ECE 2014; 8 years of experience

MAI RENWICK-SEWELLMLC (PS 4) Head TeacherCommunity College of Philadelphia, Temple U., Chestnut Hill College, BS in Psychology, Master’s in ECE; 10+ years experience BEVERLY PASCALMLC (PS 5) Head TeacherStockton State College; TEACH scholar, Master’s in ECE; 10+ years of experience

TESS MCANDREWGTN (PS 6) Head TeacherTemple U.; 5 years of experience ALISA NOVELLIGTN (PS 7) Head Teacher

KAYE N. FERNANDEZMLC DanceNational School of Ballet, University Mayor de San Marcos, University of the Arts, Pennsylvania Ballet, Cabrini College MARTHA GLAZE ZOOKMLC MusicCovert, Michalak, Grenoble, Thomas, Haselbach; Ithaca College, Curtis, U. of Northern Colorado; Phila. Orch., Baltimore Symphony SUE LIEDKEMLC ArtHoughton College, Tyler School of Art

DANIELA BROWNGTN DanceTemple U. ANNALISA MARIANIGTN MusicWestminster Choir College

COLLEEN PICKUPGTN ArtTyler School of Art

IRENE MARTINMLC (PS 1) Assistant TeacherCDA; 16 years experience CARISSA DIGIACOMOMLC (PS 2) Assistant TeacherCommunity College of Philadelphia

GAIL ROBINSONMLC (PS 3) Head TeacherPenn Foster, AA degree in ECE; 10+ years of experience

STACEY HARPERMLC (PS 4) Assistant TeacherTEACH Scholar, AA in ECE; 10+ years of experience FELECIA WILLIAMSONMLC (PS 5) Assistant TeacherChild Development Associate Accreditation, Sally Watson House Crisis Nursery YVETTE MOLLETTGTN (PS 6) Assistant TeacherCommunity College of Philadelphia, AA degree in ECE; 9 years of Experience

SHONTAYA GREERGTN (PS 7) Assistant TeacherCommunity College of Philadelphia; TEACH scholar, AA in ECE; 10 years experience

KALEIDOSCOPE PLUSMANON MANAVITConcordia University, Bard College SUE LIEDKEHoughton College, Tyler School of Art

SCOTT SLEZAKPenn State U., Chestnut Hill College, BA in Art, Master’s in ECE 2014; 8 years of experience

ARTS THERAPISTSMUSIC THERAPYASSOCIATE STAFFCARYN WIDRICKMT-BC, LPC, BME in Music Education, James Madison U., MM Music Performance, Florida State U., MA in Music Therapy, Drexel U.

REGULARAILEEN BUNCHTemple U.

TERESA B. CAPPELLO *MT-BC, BS in Music Education, West Chester U., MA in Music Therapy, Drexel U.

ED CONTALDIBS in Special, Early Childhood and Elementary Education, Temple U., graduate course work in Music Therapy, Immaculata U.

SALINA D’ONOFRIOMA in Art Therapy Drexel University, BA Studio Art, Temple University, Tyler School of Art

SERGE EL HELOUMT-BC, BA in Musicology, Holy Spirit U., Lebanon, Diploma in Orchestration, Boulogne-Billancourt Conservatory, France, BA in Music Therapy, Rene Descartes U., Paris

TORREY GIMPELMA in Creative Arts in Therapy, Drexel University; MA in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy, Wesminster Choir College of Rider University; BA in Music Vocal Performance, Carroll College

KATHRYN GORSKIMT-BC, BA in Music, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, BA in Music, Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins U., MA in Music Therapy Temple U.

CHRISTOPHER IGIDBASHIANMA in Creative Arts in Therapy, Drexel University; BA in Communication Science and Disorders, University of Pittsburgh

JOANNA KELLYMT-BC, BA in Music Therapy, Temple U.

JULIE LIPSONMT-BC, MA in Music Therapy, Drexel U.

LENA WENDTMT-BC, BM in Music Therapy, Temple University, Boyer Col-lege of Music & Dance

THERESA L. ZAKRZWSKIMT-BC, BA in Music Therapy and Music, Marywood College, MA in Music Therapy Temple University

DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPYASSOCIATE STAFFNATHALIE BURNSBA in Psychology, Eastern University, MA in Dance/Movement Therapy, Drexel University

ART THERAPY REGULARJACKLIN HORDESBS in Graphic Design Communication, Philadelphia University, MA in Art Therapy, Drexel University

JULIE NOLANBA in Psychology, University of Delaware, MA in Art Therapy, Drexel University

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