Ensemble Singing

It is a class that provides a unique opportunity for students to explore the relationship between music, rhythm and physical movement. Students will learn how to move in time with music, improve their sense of rhythm and develop their coordination through a combination of exercises, games, and choreography. Students will enhance their overall physical and mental well-being. (Also available in-person and online. We have flexible scheduling options at the convenience of our students.) Lastly, RMA believes that the best teacher is the actual experience of being onstage and proactive in providing opportunities for the students to showcase talents openly through recitals, concerts or even in music videos and the likes. It’s never too late to explore. The possibilities are limitless.

The Solfeggio class is a music education program that teaches students how to read and write music using the solfeggio system. Students will learn the basics of music theory, including rhythm, melody, harmony, and notation. They will have a solid foundation in music theory and be able to read and write music.

Learn how to harmonize and be sensitive with others while learning how to read musical notes to have a better sense of intonation and rhythmical pattern. Students will also get to develop their listening skills and they learn to hear and adjust to one another.

Music theory is the study of the fundamental elements of music, including rhythm, harmony, melody and form. Students will learn to read and write music notation, analyze musical compositions and develop their own compositions. Gain a deeper appreciation for the complexity and beauty of music.