Group Music

A Shared Experience

The Adler Arts Center provides various opportunities for musicians to practice and play together in a group setting. Discovering the flows and nuances of the shared music experience is an important part of growing as a musician. to visit our Chamber page, click HERE

Director: Jade Maze

First Meeting Saturday, Oct 3

Singers ages 16 & up
1st Saturday of the month, 2-4pm, free

The Adler Choir Collective was created as a fun, welcoming, and low pressure space for singers to come together, make music, and connect with one another.

As part of the Adler Arts Center’s commitment to connecting artists of all experience levels and making the arts accessible to our community, the Choir Collective is offered as a free community program. Whether you have years of singing experience or simply love to sing, there is a place for you here.

This is Adler’s first year of choral programming, which means we are building the Collective together. Repertoire, rehearsals, performances, and even the shape of the program itself will grow through experimentation, collaboration, and feedback from the singers who join us.

If the idea of using your voice, sharing your ideas, and helping build a new musical community sounds exciting, we’d love to have you sing with us.

Suzuki Group Class

Instructor: Tava Bever
Students ages 3 & Up
2nd Monday of the Month, 5-5:30pm
Perfect for Suzuki students ages 3 and up who are also enrolled in private Suzuki music lessons, this monthly class helps build confidence, community, and musical skills. Open to all instruments, students perform for each other, practice respectful listening, and learn how to give positive, encouraging feedback.  Each class also includes fun musical games, solfège exercises, and rhythm activities to help develop musicianship in a joyful and supportive environment. 
 
Before enrolling, a student’s adult practice partner must attend a 30-minute Practice Partner Education Session with instructor Tava Bever. 
 
To sign up for the Practice Partner session or learn more, email ellen@adlercenter.org.