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ABOUT
THE SPRING PIANO SCHOOL
In
2004 the Team of Pianists officially inaugurated the Glenfern Piano
Institute and as part of the Team's commitment to music education
began the Spring Education Series. The 2004 Spring Events provided
focused tuition and seminars as well as fun activities such as cricket
and croquet! To read more Click Here: Report
on 2004 Glenfern Piano Institute Spring Education Series In
2005, the Spring Piano School expanded its activities and in 2006,
the Spring Piano School provided a range of activities from previous
years as well as exploring different areas of learning.
Some
Reports from Previous years in the Spring Piano School:
(Click
here to read more)
"Congratulations on a very successful initiative. My student
was inspired and learnt so much about style and musical periods…"
"All in all, it was a wonderful opportunity for our children
to learn in such a beautiful environment, play on exquisite instruments
from Germany and to be taught by experts…""I found the
school enjoyable, helpful and fun. I believe that the other students
also liked this school very much as it was a good chance to improve
our piano skills and at the same time, having (sic) fun and making
friends."
The Team of Pianists thanks Bernies Music Land for piano sponsorship
of 2005 Educational Events.
SPRING
PIANO SCHOOL 2008
Wednesday
October 1 to Friday October 3, 2008
*Some
scholarships available.
The Spring Piano
School provides a unique opportunity for school age students to
achieve their utmost potential in piano studies and performance
at the keyboard. Recommended for students from the age of 9 to 18,
it provides a rare opportunity for motivated young piano studnets
to mix with their musical peers. Students explore the world of the
piano in the recently renovated historic National Turst property
Glenfern. The Spring Piano School 2008 is a wonderful holiday preparation
for AMEB, VCE and other examinations and for competitions.
The
Programme in 2008 -
DAILY programme:
9.30am - Junior
Programm. Students work with a specific tutor in small groups as
well as individually.
11.00am - Morning
Tea.
11.15am - Junior
Programme continued, including daily masterclass. Public Concert
for the Junior Programme on the final day.
12.30pm - Lunchtime
Activities and Practice. Seniors may attend from 12.30pm.
1.30pm - Junior
Programme finishes for the day. Senior Programme begins. Students
will work with a specific tutor in small groups as well as individually.
3.15 - Afternoon
Tea.
3.30pm - Senior
Programme continued, including daily masterclass. Public Concert
for the Senior Programme on the final day.
5.30pm End of
Prgramme for the day.
COSTS:
Participants: $220 (includes
1 parent/ guardian attendant if desired)
Additional participants
from same family: $100
Adult observers $40
per day
Morning and afternoon
tea provided, BYO Lunch
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