SAC-Active-Music

Rebuild your skills, strengthen your reading, and enjoy making music again
If you’ve been away from the piano and are ready to return—or you’re starting fresh and want a supportive place to begin—this class will guide you step-by-step.
Designed for adults at varying levels, including beginners and those with some prior experience, this class helps you build confidence at the piano while strengthening your ability to read and play music. Whether you’re reconnecting with music after many years or developing foundational skills for the first time, you’ll be supported at your own pace.

### This class is ideal for:

• Adults returning to piano after time away (especially retirees)
• Beginners looking for a structured, supportive introduction
• Individuals with basic skills who want to improve note reading and sight-reading
• Anyone looking for a welcoming community of music learners

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### In this class, you will:

• Refresh or build foundational piano technique
• Strengthen music reading and sight-reading skills
• Learn enjoyable, accessible repertoire
• Work toward an optional end-of-semester recital (live or video)

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### You’ll gain:

• Greater confidence at the piano
• Improved reading and playing ability
• A renewed sense of joy and accomplishment in making music

### What if I’m hesitant?

• Flexible participation—stay engaged even if you can’t attend every session
• Submit video recordings for feedback and continued progress
• Easy communication through Pronto and access to materials in Canvas
• Learn at your own pace in a supportive, encouraging environment

✔ No pressure to perform
✔ All levels supported within a structured format
✔ Welcoming and collaborative learning community

Meets online via Zoom/Canvas on Wednesday evenings for 10 weeks between 5/27-8/1.

This class is older adult friendly, all are welcome, 18+.

Must register by May 19 by using the link above. Look for class 84050.
Instructor: Ursula Magno

This is a Beginning Music Theory Class (ages 18+)

What can students expect to gain?

• Learn the basics of scales, chords, intervals, rhythm, and keys
• Practice writing and recognizing foundational music concepts
• Build a strong base that applies to any instrument

Who is this class for?

• Complete beginners with little or no music background
• Anyone wanting to understand the fundamentals of music
• Students learning an instrument who want a stronger foundation

What if I’m hesitant?

• No prior knowledge required—start from scratch
• Learn at your own pace with clear, structured lessons
• Recorded sessions for flexibility
• Short, easy-to-follow videos
• Supportive environment with guidance along the way

Meets online via Zoom/Canvas on Thursday mornings for 10 weeks between 5/28-8/1.

Must register by May 19 by using the link above. Look for class 84049.
Instructor: Banglang Do

## This is a free 10 week Intermediate Music Theory Class

Who is this class for?

• Students who understand basic theory (scales, half-steps, chords)
• Instrumentalists wanting to deepen their musical knowledge
• Learners ready to build on foundational skills
  *This class is older adult friendly, all are welcome, 18+.

What can students expect to gain?

• Practice harmony, solfège, and transposition
• Strengthen skills in recognizing and writing more advanced concepts
• Apply theory knowledge to improve overall musicianship

What if I’m hesitant?

• Flexible, self-paced structure
• Recorded lessons for review and reinforcement
• Short, focused video content
• Individual feedback available to support your progress
• Encouraging and collaborative learning environment

Meets online via Zoom/Canvas on Thursday mornings for 10 weeks between 5/28-8/1.

Must register by May 19 by using the link above. Look for class 84047.
Instructor: Banglang Do

This is a Free 10 week Beginning Guitar Class!

Meets online via Zoom/Canvas on Saturday mornings for 10 weeks between 5/30-8/1.

More details coming soon!

Must register by May 19 by using the link above. Look for class 84045.
Instructor: Robert Wilson