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WINTER 2009-2010
AMUSE provides private and group instruction for all ages, infants through adults. More than 1,800 students are enrolled at all levels of instruction, beginning to advanced. Private lessons are taught in piano and keyboard, violin, viola, cello, string bass, recorder, flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon, trumpet, French horn, trombone, baritone horn, tuba, percussion, voice, and both acoustic and electric guitar. Teachers at AMUSE are graduates of major universities, conservatories and schools of music. They are experienced in teaching music at the pre-school, elementary, high school and university levels. They play with orchestras, bands and ensembles in the greater Los Angeles area and record and concertize throughout the world. Articles about AMUSE teachers have appeared in Peninsula People and the Palos Verdes Peninsula News. See AMUSE Teacher Biographies to learn more. Classes are offered in infant and early childhood music, piano, guitar, percussion, folk harp, strings , winds and voice. Woodwind, brass, string, chamber, rock and jazz ensembles are available. Workshops are scheduled throughout the year for studio teachers, classroom teachers and music specialists. Join the fun! See Tuition and Policies for Private Instruction, Group Instruction . If you already know of a class you would like to enroll in, click here to enroll. For private instruction, call us at 310-377-7838 to check availability and set up your lessons. AMUSE's music education programs are based on the philosophy that we must have music in order to be truly human and that all humans are, indeed, born musical beings. The mission of our early childhood music education program is to nurture and develop those musical skills that all children are born with, thus enabling them to continue making and enjoying music throughout life. The goals of our program are: to develop a sense of rhythm; to develop the young child's singing voice; to develop perceptive listening skills; to enable the young child to move creatively and expressively; to empower parents to use music to foster their child's emotional, physical, cognitive, social, and aesthetic growth; and to build the foundation for all subsequent musical learning and participation. This highly recognized early childhood music education program develops a young child's musical skills through singing and chanting, instrument play, creative and rhythmic movement and listening. Developmentally appropriate and fun-filled activities enrich a child's life and enable parents to use music as a valuable everyday experience. Classes are 12 wks. $186.
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(Parent participation welcomed, but not required)
(Parent participation welcomed, but not required)
Basics of Singing A vocal program that develops basic singing techniques and develops poise and confidence. Explores repertoire, styling, and performance. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Beginning Woodwinds A small group program that builds and reinforces the foundations of playing flute, clarinet and saxophone. Students will develop playing and technical skills, learn to read music, and experience the joy of playing as a woodwind ensemble. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Beginning Brass A small group program that builds and reinforces the foundations of playing trumpet, trombone and French horn. Students will develop playing and technical skills, learn to read music, and experience the joy of playing as a brass ensemble. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Preparatory Guitar (Level I) An introductory guitar class that develops basic skills of music through playing, singing, listening, moving, and creating. Guitar rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Guitar (Level I) Children An exploratory program which introduces the basic concepts of music while developing fundamental skills of playing the guitar. Guitar rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Guitar (Level II) Children A program that continues skill and concept development of beginning class. Guitar rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Guitar (Level I) Adults A comprehensive approach to guitar fundamentals. Includes both finger style and pick style skill development. Guitar rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Guitar (Level II) Adults A program that continues skill and concept development of beginning class.12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Guitar for Grandparents Wow your grandchildren and friends by learning to strum and sing their, and your, favorite songs. Learn basic chords, strumming techniques and repertoire. Beginners welcome, non-grandparents, too! 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Ukulele A perfect opportunity to get together to strum and sing your favorite songs. Learn basic chords, strumming techniques and lots of songs to share with your family and friends. This is a fun-filled class for beginners! 12 wks. $186 plus materials
Preparatory Violin (Level I) An introductory Suzuki-based program that builds the foundations of violin playing through creative activities and games. Basic concepts of posture, rhythm, and listening skills are explored. Parent participation required. Violin rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Preparatory Violin (Level II) A program that continues concept and skill development of the Level I class while building skills in group playing. Parent participation required. Open to children who have completed the Preparatory Level I class. Violin rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials
Violin (Level I) A Suzuki based program that builds the foundations of violin playing through creative activities and games. Basic concepts of posture, rhythm, and listening skills are explored. Parent participation required. Violin rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials
Violin (Level II) A program that continues concept and skill development of the Level I class while building skills in group playing. Parent participation strongly encouraged. Open to students who have completed Violin Level I. Violin rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
AMUSE's piano programs are based on the award-winning series by Alfred Publishing Company. For the very young child, we use Music for Little Mozarts; for the early elementary, Prep Piano; for ages 8-12, Basic Piano; and for adults Basic Adult Piano. If you and your child are newcomers to our piano program, you will find classes for your age group in our Level 1, Level A, or Level 1A descriptions. If you or your child have previously taken one or more classes, your class for the fall 2009 session will be designated by Book Level. Your current teachers will guide you to the appropriate class. Feel free to contact them to determine your class level. Their extensions are as follows: Katheryn Klein, ext. 245; and Marisa Solomon, ext. 244. Music for Little Mozarts (Level 1A) An introductory piano class, utilizing Alfred Publishing Company's Music for Little Mozarts, Book 1 (1st half), that develops basic skills of music through playing, singing, listening, moving, & creating. Prerequisite for 4-5 1/2 yrs.: Must have enrolled in at least one session of Early Childhood Music Education. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 1B) A program, utilizing Music for Little Mozarts, Book 1 (2nd half), that continues basic skill and concept development of MLM (Level 1A). Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 2A) A program, utilizing Music for Little Mozarts, Book 2 (1st half), that continues basic skill and concept development of beginning class. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 2B) A program, using the 2nd half of Music for Little Mozarts, Book 2, that continues basic skill and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on Creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 3A) A program, using Music for Little Mozarts, Book 3 (1st half), that continues basic skill and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 3B) A program, utilizing the 2nd half of Music for Little Mozarts, Book 3, that continues basic skill and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 4A) A program, using Music for Little Mozarts, Book 4 (1st half), that continues basic skill and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Music for Little Mozarts (Level 4B) A program, utilizing the 2nd half of Music for Little Mozarts, Book 4, that continues basic skill and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in digital piano lab. Parent participation required. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Preparatory Piano (Level A) An introductory piano class that utilizes Alfred Publishing Company's Preparatory Piano Course Book A, to develop basic skills of music through playing, singing, listening, moving and creating. Taught in digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Preparatory Piano (Level B) A program, using Alfred's Prep Piano Book B, that continues to develop basic skills of music through playing, singing, listening, moving and creating. Taught in digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Preparatory Piano (Level C) A program, using Alfred's Prep Piano Book C, that continues to develop basic skills of music through playing, singing, listening, moving and creating. The Friday class also participates in Certificate of Merit. Taught in digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Preparatory Piano (Level D) A program, using Alfred's Prep Piano Book D, that continues to develop basic skills of music through playing, singing, listening, moving and creating. The Friday class also participates in Certificate of Merit. Taught in digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Level I) An introductory piano class that utilizes Alfred Publishing Company's Basic Piano Course, Book 1A (1st half), to develop the basic concepts of rhythm and note reading and develops the fundamental skills of playing the piano. Taught in a digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Level II) A program, using Alfred Basic Piano, Book 1A (2nd half), to continue the skill and concept development of the beginning class. Taught in a digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Level III) A program, using Alfred Basic Piano, Book 1B (1st half), to continue basic skills and concept development of previous classes. Taught in a digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Level IV) A program, using Alfred Basic Piano, Book 1B (2nd half), to continue basic skills and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in a digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Level V) A program to continue basic skills and concept development of previous classes. Focuses on creativity, improvisation, and ensemble experiences. Taught in a digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Level I) Adults Learn the basic music concepts and fundamental skills as you learn to play your favorite melodies and songs. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Piano (Continuing) Adults A program that continues skill and concept development of beginning level. Taught in digital piano lab. Piano rental available. 12 wks. $186 plus materials.
Intermediage Mixed Ensemble This special ensemble for intermediage level string, brass and woodwind players will incorporate fun, yet challenging arrangements of different genres exciting, highly motivating ensmeble will perform classical, jazz, pop and movie music. Full arrangements will challenge even the most advanced students. Open to string, brass and woodwind students. Class will culminate in a public performance. Teacher recommendation required. 12 wks. $198 plus materials.
Advanced Mixed Ensemble This exciting highly motivating ensemble will perform classical, jazz, pop and movie music. Full arrangements will challenge even the most advanced students. Open to string, brass and woodwind students. Class will culminate in a public performance. Teacher recommendation required. 12 wks. $198 plus materials.
Clarinet Ensemble This ensemble will play both original works for clarinet ensemble as well as arrangements of classical and popular pieces. Class will culminate in a public performance. Open to students with at least one year of playing experience. 12 wks. $198 plus materials.
Saxophone Ensemble This class for advanced saxophone students will introduce the fundamentals of ensemble playing in an exciting setting for alto, tenor and baritone saxophonists. Different genres of music will be explored including classical, jazz, pop and movie music. Class will culminate in a public performance. Teacher recommendation required. 12 wks. $198 plus materials.
Teen Rock Band A great opportunity for guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, drummers and vocalists to experience the thrill of playing in a full rock band coached by professional musicians/teachers. Class includes ensemble and solo playing of contemporary and classic rock songs. Minimum six months instruction in respective instrument, music reading skills and basic chord knowledge required. 9wks. $198 plus materials
Private Instruction
Group Instruction
Tuition for private instruction is payable monthly in advance. Registration and tuition for private lessons are not refundable. Missed lessons are charged at the regular tuition rate. Individual arrangements may be made for private lessons missed depending on teacher's schedule and studio availability. Tuition for group instruction is payable in full at the time of enrollment. Coupons for discounts on group instruction may be used for beginning classes only and are valid on a space available basis. Coupons must be presented at the time of enrollment. Tuition for group instruction is refundable only if class is cancelled. Tuition may not be prorated for late enrollment or abbreviated attendance. There are no provisions for making up missed group lessons. Armentano, Ben (Piano, Composition) Bachelor of Music, Composition, University of Bridgeport, CT; certificate, Berklee School of Music, Boston, for outstanding jazz piano performance; studio and live performances throughout the world. Avineri, Eitan (Trumpet, Trombone) Bachelor of Art, Environmental Design, minor/Music, University of California, Irvine; Phi Beta Kappa; jazz studies with James Newton and Ron Stout; elementary and middle school instrumental music specialist. Eitan has recorded for television commercials, radio jingles, and numerous internationally distributed albums. He has performed live and recorded on Chris Botti's 2006 DVD put out by Sony and PBS featuring Burt Bacharach, Billy Childs, Sting, Jill Scott, Renee Olstead, and Gladys Knight. Eitan recorded on Skye Sweetnam's 2007 album on Capitol records, and performed with Rancid's Tim Armstrong at the 2007 KROQ's Weenie Roast. Brinjak, Timothy John (Guitar, Tuba) Berklee College of Music, Boston MA Guitar Principal, tuba secondary. 13 years teaching experience in San Diego and Los Angeles in private and classroom setting. Over 20 years of professional guitar performance including audio engineering, entertainment management and stage management. Catalano, Steve (Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute) Berklee School of Music, Boston; international tour (1984-85) with Gloria Gaynor; European tour (1988) with Wilson Pickett; Sonny Rose Orchestra (1999); Celebrity Cruise Lines; Palos Verdes Symphonic Band. Cressey, Bobby (Piano) Bachelor of Bachelor of Science, Structural Engineering UCSD Jacobs school of engineering. Numerous performances around the world playing reggae, jazz, popular, contemporary Christian, gospel and Klezmer music. Christafari European tour 2003, 2004, South American Tour 2005. Studio work for ABC, and local recording artists. Sought after keyboardist in the local Catholic, Christian, and Jamaican music scenes. Clay, Sandra (Early Childhood Music Education, Piano) Bachelor of Arts, Music Education, George Peabody College, Vanderbilt University, Master of Arts, Music Education, University of Illinois; national consultant/program specialist, Follett Educational Publishing Company; music educator, South Carolina Educational Television; elementary music specialist, Jefferson County Schools, Denver, CO and DeKalb County Schools, Atlanta, GA; assistant professor of music, Marymount College; owner/President of AMUSE Music, Inc. Cook, Jack (Percussion) Diploma in Professional Music, Berklee College of Music; drummer on numerous movie soundtracks and national television/radio commercial spots; live performances with Long Beach Civic Light Opera, Ice Capades and with top pop artists. Cox, Katherine Leigh (Flute) Katherine Cox obtained her BM in music performance at Concordia College Moorhead, MN. She is continuing her studies at Cal State Long Beach and will be receiving her MM in Music performance in May 2008. She has played in several workshops and festivals including the William Bennett International Summer Flute School (2005), the Jeanne Baxtresser International Flute Master class (2005) and the Fairbanks Summer Fine Arts Festival (2002-2006). She has been teaching privately since 2006. De Land, Lisa Lynn (Piano) Bachelor of Arts, Music, California State University, Dominguez Hills; member of Mu Phi Epsilon, specialist in beginning and intermediate piano. Erickson, Sanford Sandy (Guitar) Bachelor of Music, Guitar, San Jose State University; extensive recording experience for major motion pictures, television studios, and record companies; live performances in the United States and Europe. Ferro, Marissa (Viola/Violin) Bachelor of Music, Viola Performance, University of Minnesota; Graduate Studies in Viola Performance, University of Southern California; Teaching Assistant, USC and Univ. of MN; Teacher/Counselor for 6-12th graders, Eagle Bluff Chamber Music Camp, MN; Suzuki Violin School background (age 3-12); violinist/violist for small chamber groups and symphony orchestras; Fellowship recipient, Aspen Music Festival (1997-99); First Place, Chicago Viola Society Competition (1998); Soloist with Saint Paul Civic Orchestra and University of MN Symphony. Gerstein, Will (Guitar) Guitar Institute of Technology; Ecole Francaise Guittare, Paris, France; major freelance guitarist in greater Los Angeles area; recording artist for major record labels; leader of Common Ground, original jazz group. Golbin, Benny (Woodwinds) Masters Degree in Jazz Studies, New England Conservatory of Music; Saxophonist, composer, and arranger; Has experience playing and recording various styles including Jazz, Blues, R&B, Pop, Fusion, Rock, Disco, Salsa, Afro Cuban, and much more. Benny has done composing, arranging, and transcribing for groups ranging from small to large ensembles in Jazz, Rock or Orchestral styles, along with several arrangements for the California State University, Northridge jazz ensembles. He has done several transcriptions for various groups and companies such as Golden Performing Arts, Pretzel Logic (A Steely Dan Review), and Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band DVD's. Benny's music has taken him to Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Denmark, Wales, China, and Prague. Gonzales, Rebecca (Violin) Bachelor of Music, California State University, San Jose; certified member of the Suzuki Association of California; freelance violinist in orchestras, chamber ensembles; studio musician; member of mariachi band. Hoffmann, Mike (Guitar) Bachelor of Arts, Music, San Francisco State University; arranger, composer, producer, and guitarist for Bad Haggis; numerous professional credits in television and film, recording, and tours. Klein, Katheryn (Early Childhood Music Education, Piano) Bachelor of Music, Piano Performance, University of Southern California, Master of Music, Piano Performance, with emphasis on piano pedagogy, University of Southern California; performance studies with John Perry and Joanna Hodges; founding teacher at Pacific School of Music and the Arts, Costa Mesa; licensed educator, Kindermusik International. Levenson, Barry (Guitar, Bass) Bachelor of Arts, English literature, Kent State University, Bachelor of Art, Performance and Arranging, Berklee School of Music; featured artist on "Blues Guitar Heaven," a compilation of legendary blues artists; author of "Exciting Concepts for Blues Guitar"; composer and arranger for television and motion pictures. Miller, Eric (Trumpet) Bachelor of Music, Trumpet Performance, University of Michigan; appeared with Herb Alpert, Rita Coolidge and Steve Allen; played at Hollywood Bowl and La Scala Opera House, and with Philadelphia Orchestra; performed for Pope John Paul II, former President Gerald Ford, and First Lady Hillary Clinton; member of Peninsula Symphony. Raby, Lee (Woodwinds) Bachelor of Music in Saxophone Performance, University of Texas at Austin; Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts (in progress), University of Southern California; Saxophone Teacher for middle and high school students, University of Texas at Austin Longhorn Band Camp (2000); Private/Master Class Instructor, Cedar Park Middle and High Schools (1999-2001); performer and studio musician in solo, chamber and orchestral work. Rosati, Michael (Guitar) Music Major, El Camino College and Cal State Long Beach; 34 years experience teaching acoustic and electric guitar to beginning through advanced students and beginning bass; Guitar Instructor for Cal State Long Beach Jazz Program, Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts (1980, 1981); Instructor at Mr. Bs for Music and AMUSE (1975-78, 1986-present); guitarist for studio, television, and club work; performer with various popular music artists. Sebez, Krstina (Piano, manager, A-muse music) Art history and museum studies, Lorenzo de Medici Institute, Florence Italy, Bachelor of Art, Art History, University of California, Los Angeles. Solomon, Marisa (Voice, Piano) Bachelor of Arts, Music and German, California State University, Fullerton, Master of Art, German, California State University, Fullerton, Master of Music, Vocal Performance, University of California, Los Angeles, Doctor of Philosophy, Musicology, University of California, Los Angeles; instructor of voice, Pepperdine and California Lutheran Universities. Sullivan, John (Guitar, Songwriting) Bachelor of Arts, Music Education, Whittier College; elementary music specialist in parochial schools; vocal coach and choir director; director of music ministries, published songwriter. Sullivan, Martin (Trombone, Trumpet, French Horn, Low Brass) Masters in Jazz Performance, Manhattan School of Music. Bachelor of Arts Indiana University. Martin has performed with the Henry Mancini Institute and such jazz legends as Randy Brecker, Michele Legrand, Burt Bacharach, Dick Oatts and Dave Liebman, and has worked in the L.A. studio scene, recording for Christina Aguilera and Rancid's Tim Armstrong among others. An extremely sought after trombonist in the Los Angeles Jazz scene and as an educator. Terzian, Garik (Cello) Bachelor of Arts, Cello Performance, Babajanian Music College, Armenia, Master of Music, Cello Performance, Komitas State Conservatory, Armenia; pursuing Master of Music, Cello Performance, University of Southern California; soloist with Chihuahua Symphony Orchestra. Verga, Jack (Percussion) Bachelor of Arts, California State University, Long Beach; private studies with Murray Spivak, Richard Wilson and Louis Bellson; professional drummer in rock, jazz, blues, soul, reggae, Brazilian, top-40 and country music genres. Von Kleist, Hugh (Woodwinds) Pursuing Bachelor of Arts, Jazz, California State University, Long Beach; saxophonist/leader of swing quartet that performs at the Sky Room; elementary instrumental music specialist. Wang, Qiang John (Violin, Viola) Bachelor of Arts, Music, Shanghai Conservatory, Master of Music, Violin Performance, Roosevelt University, Chicago, advanced studies at University of Southern California; winner of Starling/Gee International Scholarship Audition; performed with Chicago, Shanghai Symphony and Hollywood Bowl Orchestras. Wurmbrand, Alex (Violin) University of California, Santa Cruz, Bachelor of Music with Honors, Violin Performance, New England Conservatory of Music, Master of Music, Violin Performance; Arts Bridge Scholar, 1999; winner, UCSC Student Concerto Competition, 1998; American Youth Symphony; experienced Suzuki violin teacher. Yamamoto, Shirley (Flute) Bachelor of Music, Flute Performance, University of Southern California; studied with Julius Baker, Anne Diener Zentner, and David Shostac; three-time grant recipient from City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department; soloist, orchestral player, chamber musician and recording artist.
This month, guitarist Barry Levenson is playing with a blues band at the Starboard Attitude in Redondo Beach. Classical flutist Shirley Yamamoto is performing with a koto orchestra at El Camino College and pianist Ben Armentano is playing in a jazz quartet on the Queen Mary. Different instruments. Different genres. Different venues. So what do these three musicians have in common? Theyre all long-time teachers at AMUSE, the Palos Verdes Music Center, where 1,800 students, from infants to seniors, are enrolled in music education. While in high school, she concertized at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and in European concert halls. Her career as a professional flutist began with the Japanese Philharmonic Orchestra of Los Angeles when she was earning her music degree at the University of Southern California. Over the years she has performed as a soloist, orchestral player, chamber musician and recording artist for major television studios. (This article was originally published in the Palos Verdes Peninsula News on March 14, 2002.) |
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