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SCHOOL OF MUSIC
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT 

CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM IN MUSIC (CEP-M)
CALENDAR AND FEES
Posted: Monday June 01, 2009 09:12 AM 

SCHOOL YEAR 2009-2010
FIRST SEMESTER| SECOND SEMESTER

FIRST SEMESTER, SY 2009-2010

June 15-20, 2009 – Registration and Scheduling
June 22-27 – Lessons begin
October 5-10 – Last week of lessons
October 12-17 – Week for make-up lessons (Optional)

I   Applied Music – Individual Lessons for Children 

One Hour a Week Lesson: 

Plan A – Php 8,000.00 (Semestral)
            Php 8,000.00 – June 22-27

Plan B -  Php 8,000.00 (2 Installments)
             Php 4,000.00 – June 22-27
             Php 4,000.00 – August 10-15

Plan C -  Php 8,100.00 (3 Installments)
             Php 2,700.00 – June 22-27
             Php 2,700.00 – July 27-August 1
             Php 2,700.00 – August 31-September 5

Half an Hour a Week Lesson:

Plan A – Php 4,000.00 (Semestral)
            Php 4,000.00 – June 22-27

Plan B -  Php 4,000.00 (2 Installments)
             Php 2,000.00 – June 22-27
             Php 2,000.00 – August 10-15

II  Applied Music – Individual Lessons for Adults

One Hour a Week Lesson:

Php 2,500.00 monthly – 1st lesson of each month

III  Voice Class – Group Lessons

One Hour a Week Lesson:

a.  Group of 4 Students in a Class:

     Plan A – Php 3,900.00 (Semestral)
     Php 3,900.00 – June 22-27

     Plan B – Php 3,900.00 (2 Installments)
     Php 2,000.00 – June 22-27
     Php 1,900.00 – August 10-15

b.  Group of 3 Students in a Class:
     Plan A – Php 4,400.00 (Semestral)
      Php 4,400.00 – June 22-27

      Plan B – Php 4,400.00 (2 Installments)
      Php 2,200.00 – June 22-27
      Php 2,200.00 – August 10-15

c.   Group of 2 Students in a Class:

      Plan A – Php 5,500.00 (Semestral)
      Php 5,500.00 – June 22-27

      Plan B – Php 5,500.00 (2 Installments)
      Php 2,750.00 – June 22-27
      Php 2,750.00 – August 10-15 

ANNUAL REGISTRATION FEE:  *Php 150.00*

IV  SUZUKI PROGRAM PACKAGE*

Content:

  • 45-minute Private Lessons, once a week
    One-Hour Group Lesson, once a week

Payment Schemes:

Plan A – Php 8,000.00 (Semestral)
            Php 8,000.00 – June 22-27

Plan B -  Php 8,000.00 (2 Installments)
          Php 4,000.00 – June 22-27
             Php 4,000.00 – August 10-15

Plan C -  Php 8,100.00 (3 Installments)
           Php 2,700.00 – June 22-27
             Php 2,700.00 – July 27-August 1
             Php 2,700.00 – August 31-September 5

Other Fees:

       Annual Registration Fee:  Php 150.00
       Philippine Suzuki Association Annual Membership Fee: Php 600.00

Schedules:

  • Individual Lessons, by Weekly Appointment with the Teacher
  • Group Lessons: Saturdays, 1:00-2:00 PM

Optional Components:

  • Monthly Recitals: scheduled every last Saturday of each month. 
    Recital Participation Fee is Php 150.00

  • Suzuki Graduation Recital.  Solo Recital of an entire Suzuki Book. 
    Graduation Recital Fee is Php 1,000.00

The Suzuki Method

A Brief Introduction

The Suzuki Method is a special approach to teaching instrumental music developed by the Japanese violin teacher Dr. Schinichi Suzuki.  The method is also known as the Mother Tongue Approach, since it uses the way by which every human being learns his or her native language as a basis for teaching instrumental music.  The Suzuki Method has a specific educational philosophy, a particular pedagogical approach, and a program of education.  The complete program of education will consist of the following essential elements:

1.  Listening and Observation – Exposure to music through listening, observation of other
     children’s lessons and attendance of recitals and concerts are encouraged.

2.  Parental Involvement – Parents, especially of very young beginners, are encouraged to
     attend lessons with the child, take notes, supervise and assist the child during home
     practice.

3.  Private Lessons – Attending individual lessons with a Suzuki-trained teacher are done to
     master the intricate details of instrumental performance.

4.  Group Lessons – Weekly group lessons provide a helpful environment and an occasion to
     share the music experience, to learn how to play in an ensemble, to review and reinforce
     skills learned, and to motivate children to practice at home.

5.  Core Repertoire – The Suzuki Method has a carefully graded and selected repertoire that
     children must learn by memory and retain as they progress, enabling them to participate
     actively in group lessons and performances, and to build a repertoire that they can perform
     anytime.

6.  Recitals – Frequent recitals encourage the sharing of learned music and develop confidence
     in playing for an audience.  When a child has mastered a certain book level, he is
     encouraged to play the entire book in a Graduation Recital.

7.  Suzuki Membership – Children, parents and teachers who are using the materials and the
     educational programs of The Suzuki Method are encouraged to become members of the
     Philippine Suzuki Association (PSA).  Membership benefits include recital performance
    assessment, professional development for teachers, and a chance to participate in
     Workshops and Seminars organized by the PSA.

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