*Available to new students only. One Free half hour trial lesson per student. Lesson must be scheduled ahead of time.
We provide classical and contemporary training for beginner to advanced levels in voice and a variety of instruments. We follow a curriculum that best suits each students goals and interest while providing structure. For students following contemporary genres, we have in house exams at the end of each level to evaluate and measure the students progress. For students pursuing certification programs in classical music, we follow the Royal Conservatory of Music curriculum and prepare students for practical and theory examinations. Learn more about RCM.
Private lessons are scheduled on a weekly basis from half hour to one hour in duration based on the students age and level. Along with playing/singing, students work on understanding the language of music by learning to read and write notes and training their ear. Weekly lessons with regular and consistent practice at home helps students progress effectively through levels and become proficient with their learning.
Enroll at any time during the year including summer.
Chorus Music is offering one-on-one music lessons in a live, virtual learning format. Instrumental and voice lessons are available to students of all ages and skill levels. The same curriculum, structure and exceptional quality that we have offered at our school in Vaughan, Ontario, is now available to students from the comfort of their home.
Not able to make it into the school for your music class? No problem! We have a variety of online music lessons available. Participating in online lessons is easy – here’s a handy list of things you will need:
To register for online music lessons contact us here.
Learn more about our online lessons and book a free trial lesson.
Equipment
Program Space
Notes
Online Lesson Procedure
Before lessons begin, you will have to download Google Meet or Zoom and test out the audio/video compatibility and internet connectivity.
Ideal At-Home Setup
| Piano | Drums | Strings (Guitar, Violin, Ukulele) | Voice | Woodwind (Flute, Saxophone, Clarinet) |
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Place your electronic device in a way where the camera is angled to show the student’s side profile from the waist up. This will allow the instructor to see the piano keys, the student’s posture and hand position. |
Place your electronic device in a way where the camera is angled to see:
Either position will allow the instructor to see the drums, the student’s posture and sticking. |
Place your electronic device in a way where the camera is angled to see the full front view of the student and their string instrument. This will allow for the instructor to view the student’s posture, hand position, strumming and notes. |
Place your electronic device in a way where the camera is angled to see the full front view of the student. This will allow for the instructor to view the student’s posture, hand movements, breathing and mouth embouchure. |
Place your electronic device in a way where the camera is angled to see:
This will allow for the instructor to view the student’s posture, hand position, breathing and mouth embouchure. |
For classical music training, we follow The Royal Conservatory of Music curriculum and certification exams (RCM). Founded in 1886, The Royal Conservatory is the largest and oldest independent arts educator in Canada, serving more than 500,000 active participants each year. It offers extraordinary opportunities for learning and personal development through music and the arts in all Canadian provinces and increasingly in a number of international settings. Visit The Royal Conservatory website for further information on RCM.
Students can pursue classical genre in piano, guitar, voice, violin, wind and brass instruments at Chorus. Classical training is a great way for students to learn the language of music and develop technique, playing ability, musicianship, classical repertoire, and performance skill. As students’ progress through the levels, they attend examinations by registering directly with RCM. Visit the examinations page on RCM website to schedule an exam or review examination dates.
In many school systems across Canada, achievement in Royal Conservatory Examinations is recognized for credits toward secondary school graduation. Achievement in the Certificate Program of Royal Conservatory Examinations is also considered an important element in entrance requirements for many music programs at secondary schools, colleges and universities across North America. Each Ministry of Education determines accreditation eligibility for their province. Students should consult with their private music teacher or school guidance counsellor for more details as the policies are subject to change. For details visit https://www.rcmusic.com/learning/examinations/recognition-accomplishment/high-school-credits-canada
595 Cityview Blvd, Unit # 6
Woodbridge, ON, L4H 3M7
(905) 553-7444
info@chorusmusic.ca
