Rhodes School of Music

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215 N. Larchmont Blvd. Unit C Los Angeles, CA 90004 323-522-4888 Open Weekends from 10:00am to 6:00pm at Rhodes School of Music starting Jan 2, 2016 Open Weekdays from 10:00am to 8:30pm at Rhodes School of Music starting Nov 1, 2017 Closed Jul 4, 2018 Independence Day Closed Nov 22, 2018 – Nov 25, 2018 Thanksgiving Closed Dec 22, 2018 – Jan 1, 2019 Holiday Break

215 N. Larchmont Blvd. Unit C

Los Angeles, CA 90004

323-522-4888

Open
Weekends from 10:00am to 6:00pm at Rhodes School of Music starting Jan 2, 2016

Open
Weekdays from 10:00am to 8:30pm at Rhodes School of Music starting Nov 1, 2017

Closed Jul 4, 2018

Independence Day

Closed Nov 22, 2018 – Nov 25, 2018

Thanksgiving

Closed Dec 22, 2018 – Jan 1, 2019

Holiday Break

Larchmont Village

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Breaks

Break No purchase required to enroll

Drums

Piano

Guitar

Voice

Songwriting: 30 mins. $42 per appointment•Plans available from $176•No purchase required to enroll

Strings

Brass

Trombone: 30 mins. $42 per appointment•Plans available from $176

Woodwind

Electronic Music & Audio Production

Electronic Music & Audio Production: 60 mins.

Electronic Music & Audio Production: 45 mins.

Mini-Music

Mini-Music lessons give children (ages 3-5) the chance to explore the joys of music through drums, shakers, singing, and dancing! Basic beginning music concepts like rhythm, melody, tempo, pitch, and sound recognition are introduced through one-on-one time with a teacher. Basic instrument skills are also introduced on the piano, violin, ukulele, recorder, drums, and voice to help guide them to their favorite instrument. At age 5, most students will then be ready for private instruction on an instrument of their choice.

Classes

Piano for Parents $95•Purchase required to enroll

Piano for parents is an entry-level class for any parent who has kids enrolled in music lessons. Parents will learn basic terminology, symbols, and notation of printed music to assist their students with practicing. Basic songs will be learned to give parents a working knowledge of the music learning process and practice strategies and tips will be covered. This hands-on music class will be a fun and useful way to engage more deeply in your student's musical activities and achievements.

Rock Band $175•Purchase required to enroll

Join the band, and write songs with Joe Wong! Joe will work with students on drums, keyboards, guitars, basses, vocals, and other instruments to play music and write songs in a fun group setting. In five one-hour sessions students will hone their musicianship while exploring the people and culture behind the rich rock genre. Students work on writing, rehearsing, and performing their own songs and will discover the thrills of playing music as a team.

Guitar Ensemble $22 per class•Plans available from $176•No purchase required to enroll

Second Sundays Student Concert No purchase required to enroll

Students of all ages and levels are encouraged to play at our Second Sundays Student Concert Series. These fun and informal concerts give kids and parents the opportunity to play for a supportive crowd in the Rhodes School of Music waiting area. Sign up online with approval of the teacher or talk to the front desk!

Creative Ability Development No purchase required to enroll

Creative Ability Development (CAD) is a method which uses musical improvisation as a tool to develop the creative side of the brain. It's pedagogical purpose is to teach unique self expression or musicality. It's philosophical purpose is to develop the ethical character of artistry in every student, which is the search for, and expression of, truth and beauty. CAD teaches students how to create together and share ideas, and inspires in each student a non-competitive internal drive for excellence.

The method is based on research, which explains how the process of creativity works in the brain to solve problems. Using music as a language and improvisation as a tool, the method of CAD replicates this creative process through group games and solo exercises. Through disciplined practice of the CAD method, all students can develop their innate creative ability to a very high level.

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