Discover the joy of learning music in a collaborative and supportive environment with our Group Classes! Perfect for beginners and experienced musicians alike. Whether you’re mastering an instrument or learning to harmonize, our expert instructors will guide you every step of the way..
Washington Conservatory of Music provides a nurturing environment for students of all ages and skill levels to study instruments and voice in individual music lessons. Through music lessons, we are dedicated to fostering a lifelong love of music and helping all students achieve their goals.
Unlock your musical potential and immerse yourself in the joy of learning with our engaging Music Classes and Camps at the beautiful Glen Echo Park! Designed for all ages and skill levels, our programs offer something for everyone—from young beginners exploring their first notes to seasoned musicians looking to refine their craft.
Always wanted to play guitar? How about playing a ukulele? Learn the essentials of acoustic guitar and the Ukulele — how to tune, strum, play basic chords, and read simple chord charts — while exploring familiar songs in a fun, social setting. No experience needed! The focus is on developing solid fundamentals, confidence, and enjoyment of making music together.
Experience the joy of singing songs from movies and pop music while moving your body to the rhythm in fun, engaging activities. Each day is filled with creative art projects and hands-on learning that makes music come alive. Campers will shine in a final performance, sharing their creativity with family and caretakers.
More info: 301.320.2770; washingtonconservatory.org
5 sessions.
Lights, camera, sing! Kids jump into the spotlight, singing their favorite tunes from today’s most-loved movies. Learn how to protect your young voice while belting out songs like a true movie star. Each day is packed with imaginative musical games and creative crafts that bring the magic of movies to life. The week ends with a star-studded performance for family and caregivers!
More info: 301.320.2770 | www.washingtonconservatory.org | 5 session
Embark on a joyful musical journey where every song tells a story and every rhythm opens a window to a new culture. Through singing folk songs and exploring rhythms from around the globe, campers will learn not only to make music together but also to understand, appreciate, and respect the diverse cultures that shape our world. It’s a summer of harmony, discovery, and connection, where young musicians learn to see the world through the universal language of music.
More info: 301.320.2770 | washingtonconservatory.org | 5 sessions.
Rhythm: the heartbeat of music! Meet the beats of rock, pop, and jazz music through hands-on experience with various percussion instruments such as sticks, cymbals, boom whackers, buckets, and drum sets, too. All instruments provided. In-person class.
More info: 301.320.2770; washingtonconservatory.org.
5 sessions.
Kids discover their voices and performance persona through favorite songs from today’s most-loved children’s movies and pop songs. Each session sparks creativity and confidence as students bring songs to life with movement, imagination, and plenty of musical fun. The camp ends with a lively showcase where families and caregivers are invited to cheer on their Superstars!
More info: 301.320.2770 | washingtonconservatory.org | 5 sessions.
An introduction to the Suzuki method for children and their parents in a low-stress, 3-week program. Students will learn the basics of violin through pre-twinkle curriculum from our stellar Suzuki faculty, and parents will learn how to best support their children through the process. Rooted deep in the Suzuki philosophy, this opportunity to experience Suzuki education before making a semester-long commitment offers families an invaluable opportunity for anyone curious about starting their musical journey. Included in the price is our beginner packet including books and other materials that will be used during the classes.
Contact: suzukistringacademy@washingtonconservatory.org
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