Music Room

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In This Section

The music program prepares students for a lifetime of music appreciation and a love of music. In the Music Room, students learn and experience the ways in which music binds our world and its cultures together. Students demonstrate their music literacy through creative expression, song, instruments, and movement.

Students are exposed to traditional Jewish holiday songs, contemporary Hebrew songs, and American standards. They learn about instruments in an orchestra, musical periods and styles, and elements of music history. Lastly, students obtain an awareness of the impact music has on people around the world.