AMS in-person recitals are back! And, we have our first ever Friday night recitals. Why not, right!
We have two large recitals this spring, at 5pm and 6:30pm, at the Unitarian Universalist congregation at 1 Edwin Place.
Students, parents, and friends – we’ll see you there!
We have a few new camps this year, including Song Circle Camp for beginning singers, Appalachian Music Camp for all sorts of stringed instruments, and an Open Jam camp for anyone who wants to play music with their peers.
Asheville Music School has just released its scholarship applications for next semester. All of our scholarships have been awarded for this year. Congrats everyone! We are awarding scholarships through the Paul Thorpe Music Education Fund as well as the Sean Mason Memorial Scholarship Fund. More…
If you’re brand new to studying music, we’ve got you covered. Students are welcome to come in for trial lessons to try out an instrument or develop their voices.
In accordance with CDC recommendations based on new evidence on the Delta variant, Asheville Music School is requiring masks in public areas around the school for all teachers, students, staff, and visitors, regardless of vaccination status.
Here’s a great example of why we do what we do. Asheville Music School student Harmony Redford has been chosen as one of 81 students across the country for this year’s GRAMMY Camp. Congratulations! What a great opportunity.
Summer is officially here, and that brings our summer music camps! Enrollment is still open for a few of our music camps, including Fiddle Camp (July 12-16) and Harry Potter-themed Suzuki Strings Camp (July 26-30), led by Paul Stroebel and Holley Ross.
We are thrilled to be part of the festivities at the Montford Garden Tour on Saturday June 5, 10am-5pm. It’s the community’s first garden tour in 17 years. Local musicians will be featured at 12 different gardens, including AMS teachers Kylie Irvin and Mar, as well as our Fiddle Squad, made up of string students led by Paul Stroebel and Holley Ross.
Our first ever virtual recitals premier on YouTube on Saturday December 12 at 7:00 PM and Sunday December 13 at 6:00 PM. Tune in to see dozens of our students do their thing! Click the links in the post to watch.
As the saying goes, two heads are better than one. When we decide to take up a new hobby or commit to learning something new, it’s not only more helpful to have a teammate by our side – it makes the experience more fun! Learning an instrument together is one solid way to become teammates with your child. Not only will you be a great mentor while they learn an exciting new instrument, but you’ll be able to explore what music has to offer together. This will be one of the greatest decisions you make as a parent, for your child and for yourself.
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