Rock band class
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The WSOM Rock Band Class is a collaborative, hands-on music program where students learn to play and rehearse as a group and perform popular contemporary music together.
Full Description
Course Overview & Objectives
Collaborative Jamming: Focuses on group rehearsal rather than isolated practice, teaching students how to listen to one another and play in sync.
Real-World Repertoire: Utilizes familiar rock, pop, and alternative songs that students are excited to play, accelerating engagement and practical skill-building.
Instrument Versatility: Encourages students on guitar, bass, drums, keyboards (other instrumentalists also welcome), and vocals to build foundational chops and experiment with different roles.
Core Curriculum & Skills
Performance Techniques: Teaches essential stage presence, timing and rhythm.
Audio & Gear Basics: Introduces fundamental sound engineering, amplifier settings, microphone usage, and basic stage setup.
Transferable Life Skills: Fosters team communication, active problem-solving, confidence, and leadership through group collaboration.
DATES & TUITION
WINTER SESSION (January - March)
1-hour, weekly classes
3-month session
JUNIOR ROCKERS (Ages 6 - 8)
ROCKERS (Ages 9 - 17)
ADULT PROGRAM (18+)
Tuition: $351 total
If you are interested in registering for a class, please provide student name, age and instrument(s)
Terms & Conditions
Non-refundable payment: All class payments are strictly non-refundable, and tuition is not prorated upon withdrawal.
Merit-based casting: Song and part assignments for group band rehearsals are merit-based, determined by individual practice, preparation, rehearsal behavior, and overall commitment.
Rehearsal & Concert attendance: Students enrolled in performance-based group classes are expected to attend all scheduled weekly rehearsals and live concert performances.
Code of conduct: Students are required to show respect for staff and peers, arrive fully prepared with their assigned parts, and maintain appropriate behavior.
