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Carnegie Hall’s PlayUSA program supports community partner organizations across the country, helping to ensure equitable access to instrumental music education programs for K–12 students.
We’re proud to salute our 2021–2022 partners in the MidWest and South: Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, El Sistema Oklahoma, Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, MYCincinnati, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Scrollworks, and Tocando. Click through the photos to learn more about each organization’s work!
Applications for PlayUSA’s 2022–2023 granting period open December 6. Learn more:
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Scrollworks is a non-profit teaching orchestral instruments for ages 5-18 in group classes with an emphasis on ensemble/orchestra playing for just a $25 registration fee. Private piano, guitar, violin, voice, drum lessons on a sliding scale. It's an intense, full-immersion music program with qualified teachers and a diverse student body. Instruments available to loan. Registration for the spring is now open. Please share with anyone who has children interested in learning to play an instrument.
This week’s 2020–2021 PlayUSA Grantee: Scrollworks is dedicated to making music instruction available to all by providing a place for teachers to foster a sense of beauty, compassion, appreciation, tolerance, empathy, self-esteem, and respect. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, they serve and cultivate musical talent of young people with diverse racial, social, cultural, cognitive, and economic backgrounds. Listen as students share their favorite part of Scrollworks:
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Carnegie Hall’s PlayUSA supports community partner organizations across the country to help ensure equitable access for instrumental music education programs that serve K–12 students. These organizations receive funding, training, and professional development from Carnegie Hall. Learn more:
https://bit.ly/2UU0fQy
Photo: Courtesy of Scrollworks
This past weekend I was lucky enough to spend time teaching at Scrollworks where I taught for several years while I still lived in Birmingham.
The work that this organization does for kids who are eager to learn is truly amazing and very inspiring. Seeing these kids light up at the joy of making music warms my heart like not much else can. Please go support this amazing organization if you’re able. Huge thanks to Jessica Chriesman and Jeane Goforth for having me and making this happen.
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Metropolitan Youth Orchestras of Central Alabama/Scrollworks presented Kat Michelle Files in hosting a 1 day Horton Master Class at The Carver Theatre in . Here are a few highlights from the class!! ✨
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This summer is TFAP’s 6th consecutive Dance & Music Workshop, and we are excited to share some new editions to our curriculum! Register now! We’ll see you this summer! ✨
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Special thanks to Adair Waldrop and our assistants Alexandria Fuller, Marissa Marsh, & Faith Caldwell