St. Paul the Apostle Instrumental Music Program

The 2008 - 2009 St. Paul the Apostle Instrumental Music Program is open to all students in grades one through eight.

The program is directed by Larry Newman. Marisa Kuney is the strings specialist.

Weekly classes are offered for 30 to 40 minutes each Wednesday after school.
Instruction is available on violin and cello. (Students must be in at least third grade to choose the cello.)

The exact time of your child’s class will be determined when enrollment is complete.
Please reserve the time block of 3:10 PM - 5:10 PM on Wednesdays.

The 30 to 40 minute lesson may be scheduled anytime during that period based on the ages & playing experiences of the applicants.

To help you plan, beginning players will be scheduled closer to 3:10 PM and experienced players will be later in the afternoon.

Exact lesson times will be emailed to all applicants when registration is complete.

Instruction begins on Wednesday, October 1 and runs through the school year, culminating with a school concert in May 2009.

A music fee of $265 per semester is requested from each participant. This fee includes all music, books and basic supplies which your child is given. The only other expense will be the lease, rental or purchase of the instrument.

Register Online Today

Class size is limited so register today

Class size is limited and priority is given to the earliest applicants. Please complete the online application to reserve a spot.

Once the application has been submitted, please follow-up with payment by check via US Mail.

Mail your payment in the amount of $265 to:

Children's Music Workshop
P.O Box 1247
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

Be sure to include your child's name and school on the check.

We will hold your online registration for 48 hours pending the receipt of your check at our P.O. Box address above. Register now.

NEWS ALERT!
Children's Music Workshop Wins Los Angeles Area Emmy® for Children/Youth Programming

The Los Angeles area Emmy award nominations were announced on July 10.

The 2007 All Schools Elementary Honor Orhestra at UCLA program received a nomination in the Children/Youth Programming Category.

The one hour special - produced and directed by Larry Newman - was the only nominated program in its category. Categories that receive five or less entries must receive a 2/3 approval to receive a nomination.

Winners in these single nomination categories will receive their Emmy statuette at the awards presentation on September 6, 2008 at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in North Hollywood, California.