Diller-Quaile offers a program of woodwind and brass study for the early beginner through the advanced high school student. Woodwind study is available for flute (age six and older), oboe (age nine and older), clarinet (age six and older)
Diller-Quaile offers a program of woodwind and brass study for the early beginner through the advanced high school student. Woodwind study is available for flute (age six and older), oboe (age nine and older), clarinet (age six and older), bassoon (age ten and older), recorder (age five and older) and saxophone (age nine and older). Brass study is available for trumpet, French horn, trombone and tuba for students age nine and older.
The typical program for a beginning student includes a 30-minute Individual Lesson and a Musicianship Class. Older students take lessons of 45 minutes to an hour in length and participate in Repertoire Class, Chamber Music, and Orchestra as they advance.
The idea for The Diller-Quaile School of Music began to take shape in 1899 through the early 1900s at the Third Street Music School Settlement, where Angela Diller was head of the Theory Department and Elizabeth Quaile became head of the Piano Department in 1911.
The two women worked together at Third Street, and then followed David Mannes in 1916 to help him establish his own school, as well as join the Mannes faculty. In 1920, Angela Diller and Elizabeth Quaile founded The Diller-Quaile School of Music.
Since they believed that the capacity for understanding and creating music exists in everyone, it was essential that their music school provide a dynamic and well-rounded experience not just for select students, but for all.
Our woodwind instructors will teach all styles of music, from learning to play by ear to reading music. If you want to play classical music or incorporate your instrument into modern music, we have a teacher for you. Students can be as young as 5 years old, or younger with the teacher's approval
Clarinet Lessons are offered by MacPhail Center For Music
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Clarinet Lessons are offered by Music Center of the Northwest
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