OHMI Troy is now meeting Tuesdays at The United Methodist Church of Troy on Livernois between Square Lake and South Blvd.

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OHMI Troy meets on Tuesday
between 2:15 - 6:15 p.m.
at First United Methodist Church of Troy in Troy


Please click here for audition requirements, enrollment and OHMI Troy Class Schedule.

 


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Fall 2008   Suzuki Violin

Young Violin Registration

The program runs on a weekly basis from September until May with  concerts in December, March and May. This year we  had more than 230 participants, and are looking forward to seeing familiar and new faces for the new school year. We are encouraging  parents to participate along with their children by not requiring additional tuition payments for parents to learn an instrument or participate.

Tuition for the 2008-2009 school year is $285 /year for the first student, and $125 / class for any additional classes the student takes. A discount  applies to tuition for any additional students enrolled by the same  family. See the the Tuition schedule for more details.

High School Fine Arts Credit: 
Students in high school can earn 1  credit/class taken at OHMI.
After the student has met the criteria for the class, the teacher  will assign the grade, and OHMI will issue a transcript for you to  add to your student's portfolio.
Email us for more information.


Our students attend MSBOA (Michigan School Band & Orchestra Association) and MSVMA (Michigan School Vocal Music Association) events and festivals, and routinely receive Division I (superior) and Division II (good) ratings. We take field trips to musical events, such as the University of Michigan Vocal Arts Day, and concerts at the Michigan Opera Theatre and other venues.

Elementary Music Class   is for students age 5 - 9 that will teach basic music skills and give them a good foundation to start in an ensemble at age 10. At present we have two elementary music classes, and will expand those as needed in the fall depending on enrollment. The basics of music, composers, an overview of orchestra instruments will be taught through songs, rhythm games, handbells, and Orff instruments. This class will be 40 minutes.

Elementary Chorus is for students in grades 3 - 5 and is a beginning vocal group.  It will teach basic music concepts and vocal skills.

Beginning Orchestra and Beginning Band:  The Beginning Orchestra and Band are for those with no experience who are 10 years of age or older The Beginning Orchestra is for the string  instruments - violin, viola, cello, or string bass. The Beginning  Band is for the wind and percussion instruments - flute, oboe,  clarinet, bassoon, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, French horn,  trumpet, trombone, euphonium, trombone & tuba. Both groups will be meeting once a week for 75 minutes. All students will  be expected to practice the music assigned by their director each  day.

Intermediate Orchestra and Intermediate Band   are for students who have completed Beginning Band or Orchestra, or the equivalent. New students will be expected to audition for these groups. These classes will concentrate on developing technique and reviewing basic skills learned in the beginning classes. These classes are 75 minutes long, and students are expected to practice 20 minutes 5 days/week.
 

Philharmonic Orchestra and Concert Band  are for the students who have at least 2 years of previous experience. New students will be expected to audition for these groups. The orchestra is for string players, while the wind ensemble is for wind and percussion players. The orchestra and the wind ensemble will meet for 75 minutes a week  and will be expected to practice 30 minutes 5 days/week.

Symphony Orchestra  is a high school level group for more advanced players.  Students in the two upper levels will need to audition for placement  into a group. This ensemble is for string, wind, and percussion players who are ready for a  more challenging environment. It will meet for 75 minutes a week,  and will be expected to practice 30 minutes 5 days/week.

MS Chorus  is aimed at upper elementary/middle school students (age 10-13.) We will be learning a variety of pieces including  folk songs, classical pieces and spirituals. No experience is required. Basic music theory, vocal technique, and sight-singing will be taught.  Students are expected to practice 20 minutes for 5 days/week.

Concert Choir  is a high school level choir that will be doing more advanced vocal music. They will continue to develop their sight singing & vocal technique. Students are expected to practice 30 minutes for 5 days/week.

Advanced Choir    is a chamber choir that is available only to high school students and is by audition only.  The cost for that class is $125 (since it is a second class as students also MUST be enrolled in Concert Choir.)

 

 

If you are interested for the next year, please contact us. We will close the beginning classes to new students after September. Students with previous experience may join during the year. If you have questions or need other information, please e-mail us at info@ohmimusic.com or the phone and address on the contact page.
 

 

 

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