Studio Instruction (Individual Music Lessons)

The Hendrix College Music Department offers private applied music instruction in piano, organ, voice, and standard orchestral and band instruments to all students, including beginners. Weekly half hour lessons are available to all students without audition; admission to hour lessons requires an audition with the music faculty.  Some 45 minute beginning classes may be formed at the discretion of the instructors.

Fees for music instruction are $150 per semester for half hour lessons and $300 per semester for hour lessons.  These fees are waived for students holding music scholarships. Students enrolled in half hour lessons earn .25 course credit per semester, and those enrolled in hour lessons earn .50 course credit per semester.  The College has a limited number of instruments which can be provided to students enrolled in applied lessons and ensembles.

Applied music lessons may be used to meet the Expressive Arts learning domain and to earn Odyssey Artistic Creativity credit.

Studio Teachers

Keyboard
Norman Boehm, piano
Ansley Fleming, organ
John Krebs, piano

Strings
Chris Baker, violin
Dan Cline, cello
John Dahlstrand, double bass
Karen Griebling, viola

Voice
Linda Austin
Suzanne Banister
Joanne McDade
Tim Tucker

Winds, Brass, and Percussion
Robert Anderson, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon
Lorraine Duso, oboe
Karen Fannin, low brass
Carole Herrick, trumpet and horn
Erick Saoud, percussion
Liana Tyson, flute


 

 

Did You Know?

  • Hendrix is ranked 28th in the nation among colleges and universities for the percentage of graduates who earn Ph.D.s within 6 years of graduation.
  • Hendrix is just one of 40 institutions selected for inclusion in Colleges That Change Lives by Loren Pope, former education editor for The New York Times.
  • More than half of our graduates enroll in graduate or professional school within 2 years of graduation.
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