Classes for Adults

flute choir at the 2024 Holiday Music Festival

Flute Choir


Explore the diverse music written and arranged for flute choir, pulling from classical, contemporary, jazz, and popular sources.

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Beginning Fiddle


Beginning adults start with the very basics: how to hold the fiddle and bow with clean, relaxed technique that fits your body, how to “hear” and remember a tune.

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Multiple instruments jamming outdoors

Slow Jams

Summer 2026: August 11, September 8
Fall 2026: October 9, November 13, December 11, January 8
5:30-6:30 pm

Play along to your favorite fiddle tunes at a gentle tempo.

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Caregivers and babies respond to music.

Music Together Babies™


Open up the world of music-learning for your new little one!

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Slow Jam Tune Workshops

Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 pm
Summer 2026: July 7, August 4, September 1

Build up your repertoire of the classic New England tunes in this workshop open to all instruments!

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SingAble

Wednesdays, June 24-August 12
5:15-6:30 pm
Performance Date: August 8
Upper Valley Senior Center

A summer community chorus open to all abilities and experience levels!

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Colburn Park Trad Music Festival

Friday-Sunday, July 31-August 2
Downtown Lebanon

Dive into the dynamic world of traditional music for a weekend of playing, learning, dancing, jamming, performance, and more.

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Introduction to Harmony


This course offers an introductory primer on musical harmony, using Bach’s music as guide and exemplar. 

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Brooke Wilkinson plays guitar at the Music Together Faculty Concert

Music Together®: Guitar for Grownups


Currently enrolled Music Together parents and caregivers learn to strum along to the current collection songs.

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aphasia choir

The Aphasia Choir of the Upper Valley

Fall 2026: September 24-December 10
Thursdays, 1-2:15 pm
Dartmouth Hitchcock Aging Resource Center
Deadline to Register: September 21

Aphasia Choir is a singing ensemble for individuals who experience speech loss due to stroke or TBI, along with their caregivers.

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