Winchester Community Music School

About Winchester Community Music School

At WCMS, it's not just about music--it's about community. We provide a warm, nurturing environment to help each student reach their musical potential. Private lessons, group classes, and bands/ensembles are just some of the ways we help our students explore their musical interests and discover their own creative paths. Our teachers are some of the most experienced in the industry, providing guidance and support to both students and parents. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, WCMS is here to help you create an enriching, exciting musical journey. From one-on-one instruction to bands and ensembles, we offer a variety of opportunities to help you reach your goals and explore your musical passions. Join our vibrant music community today and see how WCMS can help you make beautiful music.

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Private Lessons (All Ages)

In-person and online options for 2022-23. WCMS continues to offer both in-person and online lessons based upon (1) the preference and schedules of individual student families and their teachers; and (2) current guidelines for health and safety. Whether in-person or online, our world-class faculty will work with you to get the most out of your lessons. You can develop many life skills through music study. Not only can you learn to play an instrument or sing, but also at the same time, you are developing patience, commitment, perseverance, logical thinking, goal setting, and time management. All of these skills can help increase your confidence and self-esteem.

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Suzuki Program

You can develop many life skills through music study. Not only can you learn to play an instrument or sing, but also at the same time, you are developing patience, commitment, perseverance, logical thinking, goal setting, and time management. All of these skills can help increase your confidence and self-esteem. a Japanese violinist and educator named Shinichi Suzuki began to apply the basic principles of language acquisition to the learning of music. This concept made it possible to teach young children to play an instrument in as natural a way as they learn to speak. By integrating listening, a nurturing environment, and parent participation, the Suzuki approach combines a method for teaching music with a philosophy that embraces the total development of the child.

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Suzuki Piano

In-person offering for 2022-2023. The Suzuki Piano program provides young children with a natural, immersive method for learning piano. Often referred to as the "mother tongue" method, the Suzuki program teaches music to children in the same way they learn their "mother tongue" language. Children learn language by listening, then by imitating words, phrases, and finally whole sentences. It isn't until later that they begin to read and write their language. The same concept applies to music. Most students begin Suzuki between 4 1/2 and 8 years old.

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Group Classes

WCMS offers small group music classes for toddlers, kids, teens, and adults. They include Dalcroze Eurhythmics classes for young children, as well as group keyboard, guitar, percussion, ukulele, voice, and music theory classes. They are the perfect place to try a new instrument or learn something new about music.

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