Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
In response to requests from parents for summer enrichment programs for
\ntheir children, South Shore Conservatory announces its plan to offer both
\nvirtual private lessons and virtual programs this summer. <\/p>\n
For children birth to four with caregiver, SSC offers Music Together\u00ae
\nOnline, a gentle introduction to music. The new Zoom music-making platform
\nallows friends and grandparents to participate in the classes as well, from
\nafar. <\/p>\n
Flute players at all levels are invited to join the ONLY online flute
\nsymphony! SSC\u2019s Flute Symphony, which runs Monday and Wednesday evenings
\nfrom July 6-29, gathers online to play and learn together, culminating in a
\nvirtual ensemble of flute symphony selections on Wednesday, July 29.<\/p>\n
SMFCONNECT, a virtual program of Summer Music Festival, offers for winds,
\npercussion and string students currently in grades 5 \u2013 college, an
\nopportunity to develop their core musicianship in a supportive, fun, and
\ninteractive environment. The program, structured to be flexible, runs from
\nMonday through Thursday, July 13 through July 30, gives students and
\nfamilies the opportunity to choose from a wide range of experiences and
\ntime commitments.<\/p>\n
For singers, Summer Vocal Institute Online, which runs from July 27 through
\nAugust 7, offers a safe way to continue building their vocal skills.
\nFeatures include daily movement, vocal technique, ensemble and solo
\nrepertoire, ear-training, dynamic group instruction, individual instruction
\nin masterclass format, technical support for Zoom and the Acapella app, and
\nvirtual ensemble keepsake recordings. It also provides a social connection
\nwith singing friends, materials for easy, at-home practice between sessions
\nand plenty of time away from the screen to enjoy summer.<\/p>\n
For children interested in drama, SSC\u2019s Curtain Going Up, a one or
\ntwo-week program running from August 3 through August 14, introduces
\nstudents, ages four to six, to the world of theatre through dramatic play,
\nmovement, music, and art activities. Each week focuses on a different
\ntheme, concluding with a Friday presentation for family and friends.
\nLet\u2019s Put on a Show, for ages six to 12, runs July 20 through July 31 and
\nexplores drama skills online. Students explore character development,
\nmonologue and dialogue, writing short skits, improvisation and more through
\ndrama games and guided activities. Students prepare and share a
\npresentation for family and friends on the last day. Both classes are
\nconducted via Zoom.<\/p>\n
South Shore Conservatory (SSC) also announced that, in addition to offering
\na 12 percent discount on all private lessons, they are also offering a five
\npercent multi-student family discount, and a ten percent frontline worker
\ndiscount when students lock in their lesson time for the 2020\/2021 school
\nyear. Enrollment for the fall is open now. By registering by Saturday,
\nJuly 11, students can lock in the new online tuition rates for the entire
\nschool year, even if it is safe to return to traditional in-person format. <\/p>\n
For more information, visit sscmusic.org\/ or find South Shore Conservatory
\non Facebook.
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About South Shore Conservatory
\nCelebrating 50 years in 2020, South Shore Conservatory (SSC) is committed
\nto providing access to music and the arts for South Shore residents.
\nRecognized as a national model for arts education by the National Guild for
\nCommunity Arts Education, SSC is the largest, nonprofit community school
\nfor the arts in Massachusetts, serving more than 4,500 students of all ages
\nat two beautiful campuses in Duxbury and Hingham, and a new satellite
\nlocation at Laura\u2019s Center for the Arts in Hanover. Students participate
\nin more than 50 diverse programs in music, dance and drama. With more than
\n100 exceptional musicians on faculty, SSC offers over 200 professionally
\nproduced concerts and performances annually. Through innovative
\npartnerships with schools, social services and community agencies
\nthroughout the South Shore, SSC brings music and the arts out to the
\ncommunity to enrich the lives of residents. Through its Creative Arts
\nTherapies, SSC offers the benefits of music and the arts to people with
\ndevelopmental and emotional challenges. For more information, visit
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In keeping with SSC\u2019s inclusive mission to provide access to quality
\neducation in the arts for all, the Conservatory offers programs for all
\nsegments of the population to enjoy, regardless of age, ability, geography,
\nand financial means. Furthermore, South Shore Conservatory admits students
\nand families of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the
\nrights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made
\navailable to students at the school.<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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