THE RYE ARTS CENTER
THE RYE ARTS CENTER
We explore drawing, painting, music, and creative movement to develop cognitive, social, creative, and motor skills. HDHP is taught by experienced instructors with backgrounds in early childhood education, art, and music. Children will learn about such artists like Picasso and Kusama, will listen to symphonies and watch ballets. Class will emphasizes self-expression through the arts and focus on individual needs, supported by a dedicated team.
Available as a morning or afternoon session, or as an extension to a preschool day, the program is limited to 16 students aged 3.5 and up.
September 28 | 10 AM - 4PM | Ages 14 - 18
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
Conveying your uniqueness in an audition
Choosing the right song for your voice
Distinguish between your full voice and your head voice
Blending with other singers
Improving your vocal sound
Increasing your vocal range with control
The Rye Arts Center’s award-winning program offers enriching and enjoyable opportunities for people of all ages. Hone your skills, feed your hobbies, and fill your schedules with creativity!
Jacob Chung is a saxophone and clarinet instructor who is proficient on both instruments.
A student can start with clarinet lessons if they wish and switch to saxophone lessons without having to change instructors.
Click here to learn more about Jacob!
Drawing/Painting
Ceramics
Photography
Musical Theater
Music Lessons
Ballet and Dance
3D Printing
Robotics
Coding
Testimonials
“Visiting The Rye Arts Center to view classes or attend performances has provided me with the opportunity to witness children engaged in the arts in a joyful and supportive setting. The Rye Arts Center provides students with highly qualified teachers who encourage them to be brave and curious and to actively participate in the creative process, not merely witness it. In music, art, and dance, the center has a well-conceived arts curriculum that teaches skills, provides tools that help children discover and release creative talent and supports freedom for fanciful thoughts.”
-Anonymous