Piano 

Piano I:

This course is designed to stimulate student growth in piano through the use of performance, basic theory, listening to piano performance and history of piano performance. Students will be learning pieces based on their previous level of experience. All of the students will also complete work in music theory and history to teach them the knowledge necessary to form a lifelong enjoyment of music. 

Piano IIIH:

Piano III will learn and perform Classical and modern Piano Music. Within the course structure, the class will be designed to involve concepts of Music Theory/Literacy and Fundamentals of Music Concepts/Elements. This course builds off concepts learned in Piano II. 

Piano IVH:

This course is designed to further develop students’ mastery of piano performance through advanced study in technique, theory, and music history. Students will perform repertoire that demonstrates a high level of technical skill and musical interpretation. Coursework includes in-depth music theory analysis applied directly to performance, as well as active listening and evaluation of professional piano performances. Students will also explore advanced topics in the history of piano literature and performance practice, gaining the knowledge and experience necessary to cultivate artistry and a lifelong appreciation of music.