This class is about helping parents who may not have a music background develop the confidence to sing to their baby (yours is the only voice they’ve ever known so, of course, they want you to sing to them). It is also a time to bond as a community with parents in the same benchmark of child development.
Eva Toncheva obtained her Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance jointly from the University of Lethbridge and the University of British Columbia in 2018. She joined the National Youth Orchestra of Canada in 2017 and 2018, touring the country coast to coast, as well as overseas in Germany and Scotland.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum […]
Participants of the Campfire Guitar Bootcamp 101 class learn a wide variety of songs. From CCR to Doc Watson to Louis Armstrong to Jimmy Rodgers to The Eurythmics to Jack Johnson, we do it all and have a great time doing it.
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
Kayra Caner was born in 1998 in Istanbul, Turkey. She started to play the piano at age 5. She also practiced guitar for 3 years and studied vocal for 5 years. In 2010, she participated in Pera International Piano Festival in Istanbul.
Delightful musical play activities that are age specific. This class was created as a special weekly time to learn songs and rhymes for clapping swinging and tickling their little nose and toes.
This program is for children who are beginning the journey of independent class participation. This is a very exciting time for your Toddler, and we want them (and you) to get the most out of it.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
Anastasiia studied violin and piano at the College of Music, received a master's degree from The Conservatory. As a classical musician, Anastasiia has successfully worked in many professional orchestras, in particular as a concertmaster and was a soloist of the Kharkiv Philharmonic, actively performed modern classical music, competitions, festivals and more. Flamenco, Irish dance music, Ukrainian folk music also had their own special place in her repertoire.
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
We sing and listen and play our way to a deeper understanding of music. Creating lasting cherished memories with a special adult to delight in the fun and continue the learning at home
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
This program is about nurturing the transition to independent learning and engagement. vocal development is a main focus of this class. We participate in engaging musical activities with focus on dramatic play and developing our singing voice.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
Kayra Caner was born in 1998 in Istanbul, Turkey. She started to play the piano at age 5. She also practiced guitar for 3 years and studied vocal for 5 years. In 2010, she participated in Pera International Piano Festival in Istanbul.
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
Delightful musical play activities that are age specific. This class was created as a special weekly time to learn songs and rhymes for clapping swinging and tickling their little nose and toes.
This program is for children who are beginning the journey of independent class participation. This is a very exciting time for your Toddler, and we want them (and you) to get the most out of it.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
Anastasiia studied violin and piano at the College of Music, received a master's degree from The Conservatory. As a classical musician, Anastasiia has successfully worked in many professional orchestras, in particular as a concertmaster and was a soloist of the Kharkiv Philharmonic, actively performed modern classical music, competitions, festivals and more. Flamenco, Irish dance music, Ukrainian folk music also had their own special place in her repertoire.
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
We sing and listen and play our way to a deeper understanding of music. Creating lasting cherished memories with a special adult to delight in the fun and continue the learning at home
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
This program is about nurturing the transition to independent learning and engagement. vocal development is a main focus of this class. We participate in engaging musical activities with focus on dramatic play and developing our singing voice.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
Kayra Caner was born in 1998 in Istanbul, Turkey. She started to play the piano at age 5. She also practiced guitar for 3 years and studied vocal for 5 years. In 2010, she participated in Pera International Piano Festival in Istanbul.
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
Delightful musical play activities that are age specific. This class was created as a special weekly time to learn songs and rhymes for clapping swinging and tickling their little nose and toes.
This program is for children who are beginning the journey of independent class participation. This is a very exciting time for your Toddler, and we want them (and you) to get the most out of it.
Participants of the Campfire Guitar Bootcamp 101 class learn a wide variety of songs. From CCR to Doc Watson to Louis Armstrong to Jimmy Rodgers to The Eurythmics to Jack Johnson, we do it all and have a great time doing it.
Students enrolled in Fretboard Harmony will be given training in the idiomatic way the guitar works in all genres - from classical to country.
This course offers students the first steps to playing jazz on the guitar. We will explore several jazz forms including altered blues, simple bossa nova and standards with descending fifth chord progressions.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
How many strings does this thing have? You will learn this and so much more in this class.
This course offers students the first steps to playing jazz on the guitar. We will explore several jazz forms including altered blues, simple bossa nova and standards with descending fifth chord progressions.
Anastasiia studied violin and piano at the College of Music, received a master's degree from The Conservatory. As a classical musician, Anastasiia has successfully worked in many professional orchestras, in particular as a concertmaster and was a soloist of the Kharkiv Philharmonic, actively performed modern classical music, competitions, festivals and more. Flamenco, Irish dance music, Ukrainian folk music also had their own special place in her repertoire.
Whether just beginning or experienced, students are given the opportunity to play and sing fun, varied songs appropriate to their age group.
The FingerPicking class will explore just that - FingerPicking. We start with simple accompaniment with some basic patterns and expand those techniques to include patterns with ornaments
Participants of the Campfire Guitar Bootcamp 101 class learn a wide variety of songs. From CCR to Doc Watson to Louis Armstrong to Jimmy Rodgers to The Eurythmics to Jack Johnson, we do it all and have a great time doing it.
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
We sing and listen and play our way to a deeper understanding of music. Creating lasting cherished memories with a special adult to delight in the fun and continue the learning at home
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
This program is about nurturing the transition to independent learning and engagement. vocal development is a main focus of this class. We participate in engaging musical activities with focus on dramatic play and developing our singing voice.
This isn’t a class as much as it is a great place to get together in small groups to play and share music. It will complement the Campfire Guitar Bootcamp 101 well in that there will only be 1 meeting/month and rather than learning a pile of songs and riding the wave in a big group weekly.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
A large part of my appreciation is to help young children discover their own joy for it. There is a magic to opening this brand new world to them and have them realize that they too have a voice to add to it.
Kayra Caner was born in 1998 in Istanbul, Turkey. She started to play the piano at age 5. She also practiced guitar for 3 years and studied vocal for 5 years. In 2010, she participated in Pera International Piano Festival in Istanbul.
Delightful musical play activities that are age specific. This class was created as a special weekly time to learn songs and rhymes for clapping swinging and tickling their little nose and toes.
This program is for children who are beginning the journey of independent class participation. This is a very exciting time for your Toddler, and we want them (and you) to get the most out of it.
Participants of the Campfire Guitar Bootcamp 101 class learn a wide variety of songs. From CCR to Doc Watson to Louis Armstrong to Jimmy Rodgers to The Eurythmics to Jack Johnson, we do it all and have a great time doing it.
Students enrolled in Fretboard Harmony will be given training in the idiomatic way the guitar works in all genres - from classical to country.
This course offers students the first steps to playing jazz on the guitar. We will explore several jazz forms including altered blues, simple bossa nova and standards with descending fifth chord progressions.
Scott Arnold, RMT (ARMT), Off-Campus Instructor (MRU), Guitarist, Banjoist, Trombonist, Composer, Arranger, Guitar Guru (CBC), Counter-Culture Nomad (CBC), Benevolent Dictator, Author, Photographer, Dog Sledder, self committed member of The Asylum for Art, all ’round nice guy
How many strings does this thing have? You will learn this and so much more in this class.
This course offers students the first steps to playing jazz on the guitar. We will explore several jazz forms including altered blues, simple bossa nova and standards with descending fifth chord progressions.
Anastasiia studied violin and piano at the College of Music, received a master's degree from The Conservatory. As a classical musician, Anastasiia has successfully worked in many professional orchestras, in particular as a concertmaster and was a soloist of the Kharkiv Philharmonic, actively performed modern classical music, competitions, festivals and more. Flamenco, Irish dance music, Ukrainian folk music also had their own special place in her repertoire.