Community Service, Outreach, and Network
How Tufts Music Reaches Out
The Music Department strives to make music accessible and enjoyable
for everyone in our community. To achieve this goal we have created
several ways to connect with our different communities. There is the
public community, the people of Medford and Somerville as well as
our student and alumni community. Our hope is to involve everyone in
our community who has a passion for learning and a love of music.
SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
Work as a music mentor with students in Medford and Somerville Public Schools.
Roles include:
> Tutoring new instrumentalists
> Working with music teachers and in existing music programs as an aide
Updated Information about mentoring locations and site
details.
COMMUNITY MUSIC
Since its opening in February of 2007, the Perry and Marty Granoff Music Center
has become a resource for the local community. In addition to the regular 150
plus concerts and events presented in the center's Distler Performance Hall and
Fisher Performance Room (which are all open to the public to attend), Tufts
Music also offers a wide range of other community music programs. These include:
Saturday music classes for children and teenagers, weekday evening classes and
ensembles for adults, guest workshops with community musicians, a special
Sundays at Tufts Community Concert series with a rotating slate of artist and
music genres, and Saturday Family and Children's Concerts.
Click here
for more information.
CREATE A CONCERT OR WORKSHOP PROGRAM
Work with fellow students or your ensemble to bring a concert or workshop to an
organization serving the community such as:
AREA SCHOOLS SERVED BY TUFTS STUDENTS
> Medford Public
> Somerville Public
> Foxboro High School
> Cummings School
> Perkins School for the Blind
For information about Mentorship, Community Music, or creating an outreach
event or for more ways to get involved contact Edith Auner at
edith.auner@tufts.edu or
617-627-5616.
Free Sunday Series Concerts
Join us on Sunday afternoons for a series of special community music
concerts. These concerts feature some of the best musicians of the
department and area community. For the Fall 2009 Semester we are
present 8 of these community concerts. Community events also include
lectures and colloquia by visiting artists and guest resident
artists
Alumni Outreach
Check back for updates on an Alumni Event sponsored by the music
department designed to connect current music students with Alumni
who are working in the field and finding their way as musicians,
scholars and professionals.
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