About Our Community
Monteverdi Music School has a long tradition of bringing community music education opportunities to students of all ages in Central Vermont.
Our mission is to provide excellent music instruction and performance opportunities for all ages and abilities; to encourage musical growth and development; and to foster musical enjoyment and awareness in the community.
We are dedicated to building the musical community of Central Vermont and to bringing family and friends together through music - for life!
We are based in Montpelier, Vermont, and also invite our online students to join our community. We teach online lessons to students from around the globe. Online students can participate in virtual recitals and other group events. You can be a part of our Vermont community through remote lessons from anywhere with a good internet connection!
Our mission is to provide excellent music instruction and performance opportunities for all ages and abilities; to encourage musical growth and development; and to foster musical enjoyment and awareness in the community.
We are dedicated to building the musical community of Central Vermont and to bringing family and friends together through music - for life!
We are based in Montpelier, Vermont, and also invite our online students to join our community. We teach online lessons to students from around the globe. Online students can participate in virtual recitals and other group events. You can be a part of our Vermont community through remote lessons from anywhere with a good internet connection!
The Monteverdi Music School is committed to providing a safe space and a diverse,
inclusive environment for all students. We provide equal access to musical
opportunities and resources. We welcome students of any race, religion, sexual
orientation, disability, national or ethnic origin, or age, including transgender and
gender-nonconforming people. We believe that the music is a powerful tool to
empower students with self-respect, self-confidence, and personal creativity. We
recognize that our efforts will be on-going and evolving, as we continue to learn,
grow, collaborate, and work for an equitable future.
inclusive environment for all students. We provide equal access to musical
opportunities and resources. We welcome students of any race, religion, sexual
orientation, disability, national or ethnic origin, or age, including transgender and
gender-nonconforming people. We believe that the music is a powerful tool to
empower students with self-respect, self-confidence, and personal creativity. We
recognize that our efforts will be on-going and evolving, as we continue to learn,
grow, collaborate, and work for an equitable future.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
If you cannot find the answers you seek here, please contact our board and our we will get back to you within 2 weeks.
How do I find a Music Teacher?
Please visit our Faculty page and browse available teachers. You can contact teachers you are interested in directly from that page.
hOW has YOUR PROGRAM changed DUE TO THE COVID 19 pANDEMIC?
In March of 2020, teachers moved their studios online. We are meeting regularly to enhance our online offerings, and continue to re-evaluate options for in-person lessons. Currently, private lessons, student and faculty recitals, and are happening online, with minimal in-person piano and string lessons being re-evaluated regularly. We continue to evaluate as the situation unfolds, and continue to broaden our online options. Please contact the teacher of your choice for information about their studio, and we hope to continue to update this website with more!
What is the cost of lessons and groups?
The cost of lessons is independently arranged with the teacher. Please contact a teacher through our faculty page to confirm their rates.
How often do recitals happen and are non-local students able to join?
Recitals are an important part of our community experience - and all online students are welcome to join in our community! House recitals happen monthly during the school year, with more formal recitals twice yearly. You'll find more info on our recitals page.
can i hear the faculty in recital?
If you'd like to hear our teachers perform, you can find the video of our most recent faculty recital on our YouTube channel. You can also click here for a link to the recital as well as a printable program.
