[NEohioPAL] BW Group Adult Piano Classes

[Alice Frawley]

Conservatory Outreach Department
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea, Ohio
Group Adult Piano Classes  
 
 
 Alice Frawley, Instructor
 
Summer 2011 classes run June 27– August 14
 
I Want to Play the Piano (Level I) Adults CAN learn to play the piano - even those who've never learned to read music before. Studies have shown that adults who actively engage in learning new things enjoy good memory health, and the more complex the activity, the better for your brain! Here's a way to have fun, learn something new, give yourself enjoyment for years to come, and it's good for you, too. Learn the important fundamentals of piano playing in a supportive environment with other adults.
I Want to Play the Piano (Level I)
Wednesdays; 7:00-7:45pm
 
Adult Piano Lab (Level II) Adults can learn in a group setting, piano skills, music theory, and performance technique. It is a relaxed learning environment among supportive adults from various professional and career backgrounds. Studies have shown that adults who actively engage in learning new things enjoy good memory health, and the more complex the activity, the better for your brain! All students should have access to a piano for practice outside of class; daily practice ensures advancement in keyboard proficiency. Pencils are necessary at each class.
Adult Piano Lab (Level II)
Wednesdays; 7:45-8:30pm 
 
$70 for 6 classes, plus $20 for lesson books,
$10 registration fee for new students
 
To register or for more information contact the Outreach office:
(440) 826-2365
conreach at bw.edu
www.bw.edu/conservatoryoutreach