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About Neighborhood Music School
When you step into the Neighborhood Music School, you know something special is in the air. Our unique teaching philosophy encourages students of all ages, from toddlers to seniors, to learn and grow together. Our community is filled with jam sessions, play-ins, workshops, and recitals. Everyone from students to family members to teachers and staff can be found engaging in conversations and collaborating on projects in our halls.
At the Neighborhood Music School, we believe the arts can profoundly improve a person's life. We don't just talk about it – we live it. Our students, teachers, and staff strive to create an atmosphere where everyone is inspired to learn and share in the joy of music.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
DELTA Program
Neighborhood Music School’s Developing and Empowering Leadership Through the Arts (DELTA) Program provides New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) students in grades 6-12 a tuition-free opportunity to foster their artistic expression, grow their leadership skills, build community, and develop life skills that support success in school and beyond.
Summer Classes
Practice your craft. Move, stretch, and grow all summer long!
Keep the music playing throughout the summer!
One-on-one Lessons
At NMS, one-on-one lessons are geared specifically toward the goals and personality of each student. We offer lessons to students of all ages and at all skill levels, and our caring teaching artists provide world-class instruction. Join our welcoming community of creative learners!
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