George
Wellington Miles Scholar; BM Eastman School of Music,
Magna cum
laude, Pi Kappa Lambda National Academic Honors Society in Music)
Fall 2011 Semester Tuition: $350.00 (10 sessions at $35.00 per session)
Open
to students with a basic knowledge of music theory and a good knowledge of western
music styles and genres. The MAHMA facility offers 4 separate state of the art
grand pianos in individual rooms for advanced composition students. Students
must provide their own staff paper and pencils/sharpeners/ erasers. Advanced
students will present a composition recital at the end of the 10 week term,
performed by students and faculty.
Introduction to Music Theory/Ear Training/Composition
Seminar
Wednesdays: 7:00 – 8:20 pm
Limited
to eight students
Master Instructor: Hosfeld, Scott
Instructor’s Educational
Credentials: (MM Manhattan School of Music;
BM Manhattan
School of Music, with highest honors;
Young Artists
International Grand Prize Winner; Aspen Music Festival Fellow)
Fall 2011 Semester Tuition: $350.00 (10 sessions at $35.00 per session)
The Beginning Theory/Ear Training/Composition Seminar is perfect for students
to begin to understand the “language” of music in a useful and meaningful way! Students
must provide their own staff paper and pencils/sharpeners /erasers.
Your Private Lessons and Seminars are Taught by Award-winning Working Musicians. Please Read the Following Carefully...
Classes
are fashioned in a 10 week
course session. Seminars are not available as individual classes and
must be taken as a whole. Should a
student need to miss a scheduled class, please give 24 hours notice.
With the 24 hours notice, students will be allowed to make up classes in
their
chosen field of study. In the case of sudden illness we will, of course, waive the 24 hour
notice.
Students will be notified of make-up class dates as the session progresses.
Private instruction is available for
individuals at $150.00 per hour.
Scholarships are available based
on merit and/or financial need. Please inquire if you have interest in a music scholarship.
Malibu Friends of Music Academic Calendar
February 29 – May 16, 2012
Music Theory and Composition Seminars
10-week Spring Session Class Dates:
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 --- No Class (Spring Break)
Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - No Class (Spring Break)
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 - 6:00 pm for Recital Preparation
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 Composition Recital - MAHMA Great Room - 7:00 pm
FALL TERM CLASSES WILL BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER, 2012
Dates and Instructors are subject to change.
Distinguished Faculty
Maria Newman EDUCATION: BM, Eastman School of Music, Magna cum laude, Pi Kappa Lamda; MM, Yale University; George Wellington Miles Scholar. INSTRUCTOR IN: Theory/Ear Training; Composition; Keyboard Studies; Art Song Vocal Coaching; Youth Choir; Hand Bell Choir
Scott Hosfeld EDUCATION: BM, Manhattan School of Music, with high honors;
MM, Manhattan School of Music; Artists International Scholar; Aspen School of Music Fellow. INSTRUCTOR IN: Conducting; Applied Studies; Theory/Ear Training; Chamber Music; Recording Studies
Wendy Prober EDUCATION: BM, Northwestern University, with highest honors; Pi Kappa Lamda
MM, University of Southern California. INSTRUCTOR IN: Applied Studies; Keyboard Studies; Chamber Music
Paula Hochhalter EDUCATION: BM, University of Southern California. INSTRUCTOR IN: Applied Studies; Chamber Music
Kris Wildman EDUCATION: BM, California Institute of the Arts: Member Emeritus:Opera a la Carte. INSTRUCTOR IN: Applied Studies; Vocal Art Music and Musical Theatre Coach
Fees
All classes listed reflect 10-week courses. Please scroll down to read what areas of applied private study are offered individually.
Fall 2011 Seminar Sessions (September - November, 2011).....$350.00
Seminars in all areas of study are set up to provide individual students the opportunity to work at their own pace.
Each student will be provided with ample one-on-one teaching time within each seminar.
Seminars sessions are designed to be ongoing in order to maintain a high standard of learning, and are part of a course of study.
Students will be provided with make-up classes as long as they are enrolled in Malibu Friends of Music programs, and have given prior notice of their absence.
Private lessons in violin, viola, cello, voice, keyboard studies, music theory, composition, conducting and recording studies are available at $150.00 per hour. Scholarships are available by competitive audition and are based on merit and/or financial need. Please inquire should you have interest in a music scholarship.