| Greetings all! As summer winds to a close, we are busy registering students for lessons and ensembles, and we have some exciting new offerings for our youngest crowd this year! | | FALL SEMESTER 2021
Registration is open for current students. If you plan to continue taking lessons, and would like first dibs on holding your current (spring semester) time slot, be sure to email our Office Manager Maddy as soon as possible. If you are new to MCMA, or a returning student, open registration for new students begins Monday, August 23rd. Feel free to email now, and Maddy will contact you as soon as she is able! Be sure to check out our ensemble offerings as well! We have some exciting new options this year, including a new musical theater class! | | | | | | | Music Together at MCMA Midcoast Music Academy is thrilled to offer Music Together classes as an independent center! We have been working closely with Jessica Day, who lovingly created Midcoast Music Together, and provided stellar early childhood music and movement classes across the Midcoast for the past twelve years. MCMA is honored to be stepping into Jess's shoes to carry on her work. This fall, we will be offering Mixed-Aged Classes starting the week of September 20, taught by certified Music Together teacher Ursula Crosslin. This basic class follows the recommendations of child development researchers—grouping children of a variety of ages because this fosters natural, family-style learning. Each child participates at his or her own level in singing, moving, chanting, listening, watching, or exploring musical instruments. Any caregivers—parents, grandparents, nanny—can bring the children. The whole family is welcome for this important family music experience!
To reserve your spot in one of our class options, click the button below.
To be put on a special mailing list to receive all Music Together news and updates, please click this link. Thank you! | | | | | | Piano Play Class
New this semester- a group piano class for students aged 4-6! Children will learn to think musically by listening, improvising, moving, singing, and playing. During each forty-five minute group lesson, students will move through a variety of activities and experience many different kinds of music with their ears, eyes, and whole bodies. Additionally, this class is free to students living in the RSU #13 District thanks to the Davis Family Foundation! For full details, click the button below! | |
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