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Endangered Instruments Program
Offered by: Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras
Unclaimed
Last updated:
June, 2022
This program is offered in person.
Address
11650 SE 60th St
Bellevue, WA 98006
Days & Times
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Who It's For
MUST ATTEND
Odle Middle School
Program Overview
The Endangered Instruments Program (EIP) supports school instrumental music teachers by providing highly trained teaching specialists on less-commonly played instruments.
EIP was founded in 1990 as an in-school program encouraging music students to learn less commonly played instruments. EIP has evolved into an important part of SYSO in the Schools programs that reinforce public school music classes and increase the size, diversity and quality of school band and orchestra programs.
EIP provides school music departments with weekly group instrumental lessons for students in the early stages of learning on the following instruments:
- Viola
- String bass
- Oboe
- Bassoon
- Horn
- Percussion
- Trombone
- Tuba
Program Highlights:
- Lessons are part of regularly scheduled school band and orchestra rehearsals.
- Coaches for all programs are drawn from the most highly qualified professional musicians in the Seattle region. Many perform in the Seattle Symphony, the Seattle Opera, and the Pacific Northwest Ballet.
Registration Details
COST & PAYMENT
$1
How To Register
Call, email or visit website.
206.362.2300 | [email protected]
206.362.2300 | [email protected]
