Plugged In Fall Registration for Virtual Ensemble Rock Band Classes is Open for Ages 8-18
Registration for fall ensemble rock band classes at Plugged In is open. Fall session classes begin on September 18. Plugged In offers beginner, intermediate and advanced band classes. Students are grouped in bands based on age, skill level and preferred musical style. Band classes last 90 minutes, meet once per week for 14 weeks and are offered seven days per week. Private lesson registration is ongoing. For more information and/or to register online for all programs, please email info@pluggedinband.org or visit www.pluggedinband.org.
The Plugged In Band Program is a non-profit rock band program in Needham teaching kids ages 8-18 about using music to help others. In addition to virtual ensemble band classes, virtual private lessons, virtual songwriting workshops and virtual summer camp, five times a year students perform in benefit concerts that raise money for causes and organizations chosen by the students themselves. Plugged In provides a nurturing and supportive community to which young musicians of all levels and needs feel a sense of belonging, have an opportunity to express and be acknowledged for their musical interests and a chance to use their music to help others around the world. In the loving and non-competitive environment at Plugged In, all differences are transcended through a shared passion for music, the teamwork involved with using music to help others and an atmosphere of compassion and fun. Plugged In looks forward to going back to in person for all of our programming when it is possible.
To give a sense of our virtual programming, here are links to our spring and summer livestream concerts on YouTube.
Spring Session 4-night Livestream Concert on YouTube
Summer Session I Livestream Concert on YouTube
Summer Session II Livestream Concert on YouTube
You can also learn more about our virtual programming at these Needham Channel stories about Plugged In going virtual.
Needham Channel Story about Plugged In Transitioning to Virtual Programming
Needham Channel Story about Plugged In Spring Virtual Concert