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Frequently Asked Questions...


Our student is new to Bromfield, what courses are offered through the music department?

Please see our COURSE OFFERINGS page linked here.

Are there any extracurricular music opportunities for our students to take part in?

We are pleased to offer a Pops Choir on Thursday before school from 7:30-8:10am. 

Students enrolled in our ensembles can also audition for the Jr and Sr Central District Festival ensembles annually, beginning in 7th grade and going through their 12th grade year. Upon acceptance, students have the opportunity to perform with selected central district students in the choral, wind band, orchestral and jazz settings. 


Is their a grading system used in the music courses offered?

Our course instructors are happy to furnish their grading scales, as found in their syllabi signed off by each student and their families. 

Are private lessons through the school district a possibility?

Yes! We are pleased to work with the Harvard Community Education Crosslinks program. They help run our Artist in Residence (AiR) Program. Weekly lessons are offered for both the semester and school year long terms. Please inquire with the music department or Harvard Community Education program for more information. 

When can/do students begin studying in an ensemble setting? 
Beginning at HES, a Volunteer Chorus (grades 4-6) is available to all students. Outside of school preparation and rehearsal is required of all members. 

When students come to Bromfield in Grade 6, some have performed in a chorus or band setting, however, beginners are welcome! Private instruction is highly recommended for all students. Please contact your student's instructor to help best connect you with someone who might compliment your student's learning style. 


I am curious as how to best support my new band student - any advice?
Yes! Please read (click on text):
                              - Learning to Play: Tips for Parents of Young Musicians
                              - 3 Things Parents Music Tell Their Children When They Begin             
                                
Playing A Musical Instrument



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  • Home
    • Faculty & Advisors
    • Performances
  • HES Music
    • HES Band
  • TBS Music
    • Ensemble Info SY22-23 >
      • TBS Course Offerings
      • Band FYIs
      • Band Step-Up GoTos
      • Instruments
      • SnipIts for You
      • District Auditions
    • F.A.Q. >
      • Links
  • Contact