Taught as a quartet – anywhere from 1.5 hours to 2 – 3 day music camps. On occasion, we teach a Vocal Harmony workshop the afternoon before an evening concert and then have the workshop participants join us on stage to perform a song they learned. People have loved it and lots of pictures and video get taken by friends and family in the audience.

Depending on the length of the workshop/class and experience of the participants, topics may include knowing and singing the melody, finding and learning different harmony parts, finding the right key for a song, choosing harmony notes, learning by ear and learning how to “blend” with other voices in terms of tone and expression.

Taught as a quartet or in pairs – anywhere from 2 hours to 2 – 3 day music camps. Requests for ensembles often focus on a specific genre. Topics may include learning about the history of the genre, learning different songs within the genre and helping people to learn to play with others (timing, rhythm, solos, etc.). Given our experience, we’re able to support participants on a variety of instruments.

Taught by one band member – instruments taught to date include beginner and intermediate guitar, mandolin, harmonica and bass. Depending on the level of the learner, topics might include learning instrument basics, rhythm and strumming patterns, and learning how to take solos.