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OUR SCHOOL IS FOUNDED ON A BELIEF THAT PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, ABILITIES, BACKGROUNDS AND FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES DESERVE AND WILL BENEFIT FROM THE HIGH QUALITY PROGRAMS SETTLEMENT OFFERS. THE PROGRAMS HERE ARE STRUCTURED TO BE EQUALLY MEANINGFUL FOR ALL LEVELS OF STUDY. EVERYONE FOLLOWS A DIFFERENT PATH. WHETHER YOU ARE LOOKING TO ADD MUSIC IN YOUR CHILDS LIFE FOR THE FIRST TIME, OR TO ENRICH YOUR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MUSICAL EXPERIENCE EVEN FURTHER, OR TO PICK UP THE INSTRUMENT THAT YOU LEARNED SO MANY YEARS AGO, THERE IS A PATH FOR YOU HERE.

SUGGESTED FIRST STEPS Music Workshop and Group Beginning Instruction, or Individual Instruction and Fundamentals of Music, and Large Ensembles and Specialized Small Ensembles

Individual and Group Beginning Instruction

FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE. Individual Instruction Individual instruction is offered at all levels in piano and organ, all string, brass, woodwind, percussion, fingerboard instruments, composition and music theory. Settlement requires students to have an instrument for study and, in limited circumstances, may be able to assist students in acquiring instruments on loan. Many local vendors offer instrument rentals at reasonable rates. Settlement maintains and distributes a list of vendors at each branch for the information of students, but not as an endorsement. Individual voice instruction is offered to students age 14 and older. The Gleeksman-Kohn Childrens Choir is recommended for children ages 8-14 who wish to develop their singing skills. PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES Workshops: Given by individual lesson teachers for four to six students. Workshops provide a valuable opportunity for performance, supplementary instruction and discussion with peers. They may replace a regular lesson, or be used as a make-up or rescheduled lesson. Performance Hours: An informal recital for a walk-in audience. Open to all students at any level

with teachers permission. Schedules are posted at each branch. Student Recitals: Held periodically at each branch. Students appear at the recommendation of a teacher and with approval of a Branch Director. Parents and friends are encouraged to attend. Schedules are posted at each branch, or visit www.smsmusic.org. Concerts and Master Classes: Given by faculty and guest artists and take place at all locations throughout the year. They are free to all students. Concert schedules are available at all locations, or visit www.smsmusic.org. Attendance at these performances is an important adjunct to a complete music education.

CERTIFICATION Students may be recommended by their teacher for Certification at the appropriate level of achievement, according to the Schools curriculum and by audition before the Branch Director. Certification culminates in a special concert and awarding of certificates at each branch. Students receiving financial assistance are required to participate. LIBRARY Libraries at each branch maintain collections of music from the curriculum, reference materials and listening facilities. Students, parents and friends are welcome to visit and are encouraged to enjoy the resources the libraries offer.

Group Beginning Instruction

FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE. Ages 6-12 Students participate in a one-hour weekly lesson with peers. This class is an alternative to individual instruction in the first year of study and prepares students with the necessary musical knowledge to enter into individual instruction in their second year of study. In groups of 6-8 students (4 for piano), students learn to play an instrument in a supportive and dynamic environment that emphasizes technique, musicianship, note-reading and ensemble playing. Performance opportunities will be provided throughout the year on Performance Hours and Recitals. Open to all instruments. Classes are arranged according to student ages. Settlement requires students to have an instrument for study and, in limited circumstances, may be able to assist students in acquiring instruments on loan. See tuition and fees page for rates. All students are strongly encouraged to enroll in Fundamentals of Music (ages 9 and older) or Music Workshop (ages 3-9) as an important complement to their Individual or Group Beginning Instruction.

The ensemble program

FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE. Open by audition for students with at least one to two years experience on their instruments (Choir will accept beginners). The Ensemble Program provides weekly instruction for students to develop musical skills that complement and build upon individual instruction. This intensive program requires practice and commitment with an emphasis on performance. Contact branches for more information. GLEEKSMAN-KOHN CHILDRENS CHOIR Ages 8-14 Celebrate music from around the world while learning proper vocal technique, note-reading, sight-singing skills and singing in multiple languages as a member of the Gleeksman-Kohn Childrens Choir. The program has two levels Junior Singers and Senior Singers. The Choirs at each branch combine for a weekly rehearsal at which time the Senior Singers members are an encouragement and an integral part of the learning process for the Junior Singers. After a break, the Senior Singers continue with a 30-minute rehearsal on more advanced repertoire. The Senior Singers rehearse one Saturday afternoon a month at the Germantown Branch in preparation for extra performances and outside engagements. The Junior Singers rehearse one Saturday afternoon a month at the Germantown Branch beginning in January of the season. Junior Singers Tuition: $250 Senior Singers Tuition: $350 JAZZ ENSEMBLE PROGRAM Ages 12-16 A three-hour weekly program designed for students with at least two years experience on their instruments. A comprehensive program for beginning and intermediate level jazz students that includes a big band ensemble, small combo work and classes on jazz improvisation. Tuition: $800 JOSEPH AND MARIE FIELD CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE PROGRAM Nationally recognized chamber music program for students of all ages and abilities. It includes more than 40 chamber ensembles for piano, strings, woodwinds and brass that perform regularly throughout the city. Settlement encourages chamber music participation as an essential part of every musicians training. Also serves as excellent preparation for the Advanced Study Program. Contact any Branch Director for information. Tuition: $560 STRING ORCHESTRA PROGRAM String ensembles that focus on technique, musicianship and mastery of ensemble repertoire. Also offers excellent preparation for the Advanced Study Program. Arranged by age and level. Junior String Orchestra Ages 8-13 One hour weekly rehearsal Tuition: $200 Intermediate String Orchestra Ages 10-16 One and a half hour weekly rehearsal Tuition: $280 Trowbridge Chamber Orchestra Ages 12-18 This tuition-free scholarship program includes two and a half hour weekly rehearsals for highly qualified string players selected by audition each year. This group performs string orchestra masterworks from all periods. Frequent concert performances. Contact Kris Rudzinski at kris.rudzinski@smsmusic.org 215.320.2602.

The Ensemble Program CONTINUED

ADVANCED STUDY PROGRAM Students are selected by audition and receive chamber music coaching or participate in the Trowbridge Chamber Orchestra at no cost in addition to receiving stipends towards individual instrumental instruction with a senior member of the Settlement Music School faculty or a recognized artist-teacher in the community. Currently there are eight named Advanced Study Program Ensembles at Settlement. Advanced Study Ensembles perform often throughout the season and are featured in Settlement and community recitals, special events and concerts. Contact Kristopher Rudzinski at kris.rudzinski@smsmusic.org 215.320.2602. sounds of young philadelphia Through the generous support of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, Settlement is one of only six community music schools from around the country launching special programming this year as part of the Foundations work. Participating students will receive substantial levels of financial aid for Individual Instruction, the Ensemble Program, leadership training and will receive quality instruments on loan as necessary. Eligible students will be ages 8-18 and have demonstrated financial need. Contact Kirsten Halker-Kratz at kkratz@smsmusic.org 215.320.2681.

Classes
FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE. FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC Ages 9-18 Essential to music instruction, Fundamentals of Music offers theory and ear training at all levels. Students receive a comprehensive education in the fundamentals that includes notation, scales, intervals, triads, musical terminology, transposition, harmony and counterpoint which assists them in all of their musical studies. Tuition: $205 for students also enrolled in Individual Instruction or additional classes Tuition: $455 if only class registered Introduction to Music Workshop Age 3 Special Childrens Music Workshop for very young children, offered during morning and early afternoon hours. Tuition: see below Music Workshop Ages 4-9 Music literacy and skill development through creative expression, body movement, songs and specially designed instruments and recorder. Based on Orff and Kodaly methods, which have been influential around the world. Tuition: see below Advanced Music Workshop Ages 8-9 Beginning theory skills, with strong emphasis on ear training, rhythm and movement. Includes improvisation and composition. Based on advanced Music Workshop concepts. Tuition: $230 for students also enrolled in Individual Instruction or additional classes Tuition: $455 if only class registered SUZUKI GUITAR Ages 5-8 World-famous method for beginning guitar study. All teachers are specially trained in the method. Participation of one parent is required. Weekly individual lesson and class are required of all students (see Individual Instruction). Tuition: $475 FOR CLASS SUZUKI PIANO Ages 4-8 World-famous method for beginning piano study. All teachers are specially trained in the method. Participation of one parent is required. Weekly individual lesson and class are required of all students (see Individual Instruction). Tuition: $475 FOR CLASS SUZUKI VIOLIN AND SUZUKI CELLO Ages 4-8 World-famous method for beginning string study. All teachers are specially trained in the method. Participation of one parent is required. Weekly individual lesson in addition to class are required of all students (see Individual Instruction). Tuition: $475 FOR CLASS PRE-WOODWIND PREPARATORY CLASS Ages 6-9 Students too young to play woodwinds are taught introductory techniques on the recorder through learning breath and fingering control, and note-reading. Tuition: $475 INTRODUCTION TO SINGING Ages 12-13 Introduction to voice study as a preparation for individual instruction. Breath control, note reading, diction, performance practice and musicianship included. Tuition: $475

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Ages 10-18 Rehearse techniques including rhythm, hand/foot coordination, stick control, pitch recognition and improvisation. Tuition: $475 ROCK BAND Ages 12-18 For students who play drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and for vocalists and song writers. Students form bands, record original works, play a live performance and learn all aspects of producing and playing jazz, blues, and rock music with a group. Faculty members are professional artists. Tuition: $475 JAZZ IMPROVISATION Ages 12-18 Concepts and methods of jazz theory, history, and performance practice with a strong performance orientation. Tuition: $475

dance programs
FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE. Settlements Dance Programs provides study in Creative Movement, Ballet, Jazz, and Modern Dance. Offering boys and girls the opportunity for physical and artistic expression, and preprofessional training, the program emphasizes proper body alignment, healthy physical development and the integration of music and dance. As students progress through the program, they will follow a carefully developed, sequential course of study that includes performance opportunities. All classes are arranged according to level and age. 6 Tuition: $475 for a one hour class Tuition: $712 for a one and a half hour class CREATIVE MOVEMENT Ages 3-5 BALLET Ages 4-18 MODERN Ages 10-18 JAZZ Ages 10-18

summer programs

Egungun Festival: African Masquerade \\\\ NEW THIS Ages 8-13 YEAR! \\\\ July 9-20, 2012 Monday-Friday 9 AM-3 PM Germantown Branch 215.320.2610 Egungun festivals are held to honor ones ancestors through story telling and masquerade performance. Students will learn basic drumming, dance movements and will work in collaboration with each other to learn the social roles this tradition plays within various African cultures. Families are invited to a presentation of the students work during the last week of camp, followed by a Yoruba feast, featuring traditional Nigerian foods such as soups, rice and yams. Tuition: $700 Summer Music Theatre Camp Ages 6-14 July 9-27, 2012 Monday-Friday 9 AM-3 PM Camden Branch 856.541.6375 The daily schedule for Summer Music Theatre Camp involves lively and educational classes in music, dance and theater arts. Students are grouped according to age, and families are invited to an informal presentation of the students work during last week of camp. Healthy snacks are provided. Students must register for the full threeweek session. Tuition: $475 Fretworks Summer Guitar Camp Ages 12-18 July 16-27, 2012 Monday-Friday 9 AM-Noon Kardon-Northeast Branch 215.320.2620 This intensive session offers students the opportunity to learn and improve their skills in a variety of musical styles, including classical, jazz, rock and blues. Classes will explore various technical and stylistic points in each genre. Topics include: influential performers and their styles, improvisation in music, and the experience of performing in a group. Tuition: $375 Summer Jazz Ensemble Camp Ages 12-18 July 30 - August 3, 2012 Monday-Friday 9 AM-3 PM West Philadelphia Branch 215.320.2640 This one week intensive session is for students who play drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard, trumpet, trombone, and saxophone. Students form small ensembles, and take classes on big band, jazz improvisation, and appreciation. The camp focuses on introducing and developing jazz skills, ensemble playing, and all-around musicianship. Faculty members are recognized for their work in the Philadelphia jazz community. Tuition: $350 Summer Jazz Ensemble Ages 12-16 June 27 - August 1, 2012 Meets 5 Wednesdays: 6 PM-7 PM Camden Branch 856.541.6375 A one hour weekly program designed for students with at least two years experience on their instruments. Students will learn improvisation and play in a small combo. Tuition: $75

FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE. Settlement Music School offers a variety of summer camps for children ages 418 as well as six weeks of individual instrumental and voice instruction for students of all ages. Summer is the perfect time for those who wish to try out music lessons in a more relaxed time of the year. Registration Fee $5.00 per person. Not refundable. Individual Lessons Six-week season (June 25 - August 3, 2012) payable in advance only. 2012-2013 core program fees apply. Summer String Chamber Music Camp I Ages 8-10 June 18-22, 2012 9 AM-12:30 PM Monday-Friday Willow Grove Branch 215.320.2630 Summer String Chamber Music Camp II Ages 11-14 June 25-29, 2012 Monday-Friday 9 AM-12:30 PM Willow Grove Branch 215.320.2630 Summer Woodwind Chamber Music Camp Ages 10-18 June 18-22, 2012 Session 1 June 25-29, 2012 Session 2 Monday-Friday 9 AM-12:30 PM Willow Grove Branch 215.320.2630 Summer Chamber Music Camps provide small ensemble experience for string or woodwind players. Students will receive individual attention from faculty with emphasis on teamwork, good musicianship, careful tuning and rhythm, and the musical satisfaction of playing in a small group. No previous ensemble experience is necessary. Tuition: $300

Summer Jam - Sponsored by PECO Ages 12-18 June 18-29, 2012 Session 1 (10 days) July 2-13, 2012 Session 2 (9 days) Monday-Friday 9 AM-3 PM Mary Louise Curtis Branch 215.320.2600 This two-week intensive session is for students who play drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and for vocalists and song writers. Students form bands, record original works in a professional studio, play a live performance and learn all aspects of producing and playing jazz, blues, and rock music with a group. Faculty members are professional artists. Tuition: (10 day) $700 // (9 day) $630 Summer String Camp Ages 7-14 June 25-29, 2012 Monday-Friday 9 AM-3 PM West Philadelphia Branch 215.320.2640 This camp for beginning and intermediate string students explores string orchestra music through rehearsals and related arts activities. The daily schedule includes a full ensemble rehearsal, sectionals, break time, visual art and playwriting. Camp concludes with a performance incorporating students plays and art with the string orchestra. Tuition: $350 Summer Arts Camp Ages 4-7 July 2-13, 2012 Session 1 (9 days) July 16-27, 2012 Session 2 (10 days) Monday-Friday 9 AM-Noon Mary Louise Curtis Branch 215.320.2600 This arts camp provides daily activities in music, dance and visual art. Families are invited to a presentation of the students work during the last week of camp. Healthy snacks are provided. Tuition: (9 day) $315 // (10 day) $350

adult programs

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Individual instruction is offered at all levels in piano and organ, all string, brass, woodwind, percussion, fingerboard instruments, composition and music theory. Settlement requires students to have an instrument for study. Many local vendors offer instrument rentals at reasonable rates. Settlement maintains and distributes a list of vendors at each branch for the information of students but not as an endorsement. DAYTIME OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM Offers discounted individual lessons and classes for adults age 60 and older during weekday mornings until 2 PM at all branches depending on faculty availability. Contact any Branch Coordinator for registration information. JOSEPH AND MARIE FIELD CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE PROGRAM Renowned national chamber music program for students of all abilities at all branches depending on faculty availability. Contact any Branch Director for information. Tuition: dependent on number of members in ensemble ADULT CHAMBER PLAYERS Meet bi-weekly at several of the Schools six branches. Ensembles are organized based on skill level and musical preference. Coaching is available, but groups work primarily on their own. Sessions include a social hour, a lecture series and an opportunity to participate in an orchestra that meets weekly. Contact adultchamberplayers@smsmusic.org 215.320.2698. FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC Essential to music instruction, Fundamentals of Music offers theory at all levels. Students receive a comprehensive education in the fundamentals that includes notation, scales, intervals, triads, musical terminology, transposition, harmony and counterpoint which assists them in all of their musical studies. Tuition: $256 for 16 weeks INTRODUCTION TO THE GUITAR Designed specifically for adults, this one-hour class covers note-reading, pick and finger-style playing techniques, open position chords, and strumming patterns in several different styles, including folk, rock, blues and classical. Students supply their own instrument. Tuition: $160 for 10 weeks

INTRODUCTION TO THE PIANO This one-hour class teaches the basics of playing piano in a fun, collegial setting. Students (4 per group class) will learn correct hand position, music theory, note-reading and simple five-finger pieces with basic chords. Students who sign up for subsequent 10-week sessions will extend out of fivefinger position, learn accompaniment patterns and focus on more difficult repertoire. While a piano is great, adults who have an electronic keyboard will also achieve great success. Tuition: $170 for 10 weeks ALBUM ROCK FOR THE GUITAR This class is for more experienced adult guitarists (note-reading not necessary, but knowledge of chords is required). Students will learn to play songs and lead guitar patterns from a classic rock album in sequence from the first track to the last. Tuition: $160 for 10 weeks INSIDE THE SYMPHONY An exploration of classical music, discovering the inner workings of sonatas, symphonies and concertos. Students will listen to and examine the works of great composers, including Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms. This class will greatly enhance understanding of music and the experience of attending classical concerts. Tuition: $160 for 10 weeks JAZZ COMBOS Open to adults interested in learning the art of improvisation in combos. Must have at least two years experience on their instrument, be able to read music and chord changes. All levels are offered from beginning jazz musicians to highly advanced musicians. Tuition: $256 for 16 weeks JAZZ IMPROVISATION Concepts and methods of jazz theory, history and performance practice with strong performance orientation. Tuition: $256 for 16 weeks

AFRO-LATIN PERCUSSION Learn the techniques of hand drumming using congas, bongos and timbales. Understand the origins and influences of Afro-Latin (Caribbean region) music. Experience popular rhythms from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colombia and Dominican Republic. Tuition: $160 for 10 weeks DANCE PROGRAM Offering an opportunity for physical and artistic expression, the program emphasizes proper body alignment, healthy physical development and the integration of music and dance. Open to all levels. Classes offered in Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and Ballroom Dancing. Tuition: $160 for 10 weeks TAIKO DRUMMING FUNDAMENTALS I This introductory five-week course focusing on the art of Japanese Taiko drumming. Students will be introduced to the basics which include stick technique, traditional rhythms and highly stylized movements. Be prepared for a satisfying workout! Tuition: $80 for 5 weeks TAIKO DRUMMING FUNDAMENTALS II Further developing subjects presented in Taiko Fundamentals I. The concept of Ji Uchi (a base or backing rhythm) is used to develop timing and ensemble. Simple Taiko composition is taught to reinforce the concepts presented. Tuition: $80 for 5 weeks TAIKO DRUMMING STYLES Explores the different styles of playing Taiko, such as Naname (slant style), Miyake style, as well as the playing techniques for the Odaiko (Big Drum), Shime, Okedo, and Katsugi Okedo. These techniques are required for learning specific repertoire. Each 5-week session will focus on one specific topic. Tuition: $80 for 5 weeks TAIKO DRUMMING REPERTOIRE Focusing on works from the Taiko repertoire. Each 5-week session focuses on one specific composition, although some songs are broken up over the course of two sessions. Students learn all the parts of each composition presented. Repertoire to be determined by instructor. Tuition: $80 for 5 weeks RECORDER ENSEMBLE Be a part of a group playing one of the worlds oldest instruments - the recorder. Explore music from the renaissance and baroque, English & Irish folk tunes, holiday classics and much more. Any size instrument from the full family of recorders - play one or switch and play them all! All playing levels from beginner to advanced. Tuition: $160 for 10 weeks

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KALEIDOSCOPE PRESCHOOL ARTS ENRICHMENT PROGRAM This nationally recognized, award-winning program prepares young children for school through an arts-integrated curriculum. Kaleidoscope encourages creative thinking in a stimulating environment so every child gets the attention, care and tools they need to enter kindergarten ready to learn and succeed. Through music, creative movement and visual arts, children in this program develop literacy and math skills and become socially aware in a fun, accepting environment. The program follows the school year calendar from September to June, from 8:30 AM - 2:45 PM, at the Mary Louise Curtis and Germantown Branches. Contact Candace Johnson at candace.johnson@ smsmusic.org 215.320.2672. COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS Settlement offers collaborative programs to area schools, preschools, and day-care centers, both at Settlement branches and at the partners site. Settlement staff works with partners to develop programs that best meet their needs. Contact Helen Eaton at helen.eaton@smsmusic.org 215.320.2680.

TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS Provides professional development and continuing education opportunities that help teachers of young children incorporate arts content, approaches and materials into their general classrooms and provides training to artist teachers in adapting their work for young learners. Graduate credit available through Holy Family University. Specialized training programs can be designed for particular schools or teaching units. Contact George Alley at galley@smsmusic.org 215.320.2618 ZAUSMER THERAPEUTIC ARTS PROGRAM Settlement Music School recognizes that all students have unique needs, abilities, and modes of expression and communication. The Zausmer Program offers music therapy, dance/movement therapy, or adapted music or dance instruction as appropriate to students needs. Services are provided in an educational setting by professional creative arts therapists from the Kardon Institute or Settlement teachers with experience and training working with people with disabilities. Call the Settlement Branch nearest you for information.

tuition and fees

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS FOR ALL PROGRAMS THROUGH COMPLETION OF HIGH SCHOOL (THROUGH AGE 23 FOR VOICE STUDENTS). PLEASE CONTACT YOUR BRANCH COORDINATOR OR DIRECTOR FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY.

Special Arrangement FACulty Lesson Fees: 1/2 Hour $36.50 3/4 Hour $54.75 One Hour $73.00 3-Week Credit Lessons-due at time of registration and non-refundable* 1/2 Hour $94.50 3/4 Hour $141.75 One Hour $189.00 Special Arrangement Credit Lessons: 1/2 Hour $109.50 3/4 Hour $164.25 One Hour $219.00 *(cost of Credit Lessons follows financial aid award rate)

GROUP BEGINNING INSTRUCTION (one hour)* Tuition: $875.00 Minimum, non-refundable deposit of $87.50 (10% of tuition) due at registration. Quarterly tuition payments are non-refundable. Payment 1 due Sept. 15 $131.25 (15% of tuition) Payment 2 due Nov. 15 $218.75 (25% of tuition) Payment 3 due Jan. 15 $218.75 (25% of tuition) Payment 4 due March 15 $218.75 (25% of tuition)

CORE PROGRAM REGISTRATION $40.00 per person $65.00 per family (two or more) Due at registration appointment, covers any number of subjects at all branches and is non-refundable. INDIVIDUAL LESSONS Mondays 34 weeks Tuesdays 36 weeks Wednesdays 37 weeks Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays 38 weeks Lessons payable weekly or in advance, with $1.00 discount per hour for semi-annual and annual advanced payments. Lessons may be 30, 45 minutes, or one hour in length as appropriate for age and length of study. Weekly Individual Lesson Fees: 1/2 Hour $31.50 3/4 Hour $47.25 One Hour $63.00

*FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE OLDER ADULT DAYTIME PROGRAM Scheduled before 2 PM weekdays for students ENSEMBLES AND CLASSES age 60+ depending upon faculty availability. Please see page 5-8 for specific tuition information. Adult Classes that run 10 weeks pay a $20 registraRegistration $35.00 per person tion fee for the year. Weekly Individual Lesson Fees: Minimum, non-refundable deposit of 25% of tuition 1/2 Hour $26.50 due at registration. Quarterly tuition payments are 3/4 Hour $39.75 non-refundable. One Hour $53.00 Payment 1 25% due at the time of registration Payment 2, 3, 4 25% due Nov. 15; 3-Week Credit Lessons-due at time of Jan. 15; Mar. 15 registration and non-refundable: 1/2 Hour $79.50 Tuition and fees are payable by cash, check, VISA, 3/4 Hour $119.25 or MasterCard. One Hour $159.00 Classes 15% discount on all classes before 2 PM weekdays where applicable. 9

calendar & Contacts

REGISTRATION Current Students May 1-31, 2012 (Current time and teacher held through May 15, 2012) New Students From June 1, 2012 SUMMER SESSION June 25 - August 3, 2012 INDIVIDUAL instruction (38 weeks) September 6, 2012 - June 15, 2013 CLASSES (32 weeks) September 18, 2012 - June 3, 2013 HOLIDAYS Independence Day July 4, 2012 Summer Break August 6-10, 17, 24, and 31, 2012 Labor Day September 3, 2012 Rosh Hashanah September 17, 2012 Yom Kippur September 25-26, 2012 Thanksgiving November 22-25, 2012 Christmas December 24, 2012 - January 1, 2013 Martin Luther King Day January 21, 2013 Easter March 25-31, 2013 Memorial Day May 27, 2013 SCHOOL HOURS JUNE 18-22, 2012 All branches, Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM

SCHOOL HOURS June 25 - August 3, 2012 Mary Louise Curtis Branch Monday, Tuesday 9 AM - 7:30 PM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9 AM - 5 PM Germantown Branch Monday, Tuesday and Friday 8:30 AM - 4 PM Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 AM - 7:30 PM Kardon-Northeast Branch Monday and Wednesday 9 AM - 7:30 PM Tuesday and Thursday 9 AM - 5 PM Closed Friday (except camp weeks) Willow Grove Branch Monday and Thursday 9 AM - 5 PM Tuesday and Wednesday 9 AM - 7:30 PM Closed Friday (except camp weeks) West Philadelphia Branch Monday-Thursday 10 AM - 8 PM Closed Friday (except camp weeks) Camden School of Musical Arts Branch Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Wednesday 8:30 AM - 7 PM Closed Friday (except camp weeks) SCHOOL HOURS august 13 - september 5, 2012 All Branches Monday-Thursday 9 AM - 5 PM Closed Friday SCHOOL HOURS september 6 - june 15, 2013 Mary Louise Curtis Branch Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 AM - 9 PM Wednesday 9 AM - 7 PM Friday 9 AM - 8 PM Saturday 8 AM - 5 PM Germantown Branch Monday-Thursday 10 AM - 9 PM Closed Friday Saturday 8:30 AM - 4 PM

Kardon-Northeast Branch Monday-Thursday 9 AM - 9 PM Closed Friday Saturday 9 AM - 4:30 PM Willow Grove Branch Monday-Friday 10 AM - 9 PM Saturday 9 AM - 1:30 PM West Philadelphia Branch Monday-Thursday 9 AM - 9 PM Friday 9 AM - 7:30 PM Saturday 9 AM - 5 PM Camden School of Musical Arts Branch Monday-Thursday 10 AM - 8 PM Closed Friday Saturday 9 AM - 3 PM

Departments Executive Office Executive Director Helen S. Eaton helen.eaton@smsmusic.org 215.320.2680 Communications Director of Communications Kristine S. Parsons kparsons@smsmusic.org 215.320.2685 Development Director of Development Amelia Schmertz amelia.schmertz@smsmusic.org 215.320.2682 Early Childhood ProgramS DIRECTOR OF KALEIDOSCOPE Tarrell Davis tdavis@smsmusic.org 215.320.2670 Finance & Administration Director of Finance & Administration Richard Smith rsmith@smsmusic.org 215.320.2687

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Settlement provides 10,000 weekly services and programs taught by 200+ remarkable and degreed faculty. They are Motivators. Counselors. Artists.
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