Community Music School Hosts Registration Sessions for New Students

From Jan. 5-10, the Community Music School (CMS) of Webster University will host walk-in sessions for new students to register for the Spring 2019 semester of  Individual Lessons .

CMS offers one-on-one instruction on all instruments of the band and orchestra, piano, guitar, harp, and voice at convenient locations in Chesterfield, Webster Groves and University City.

Students of all ages and abilities can be matched with one of over 90 master artist/educators.

By registering students in person, CMS staff is able to consider a student's background, personality, personal motivation and goals, as well as specific needs or requirements, in order to place the student with the most appropriate instructor.

While student attendance at registration is optional, students are welcome to attend with a parent and see the facilities. (Auditions are not required.) Students may register after the walk-in session dates by calling their preferred lesson location, but lesson times may be limited.

For Spring 2019 semester registration days, times and locations, visit  the CMS website  or call 314-968-5939. Some financial assistance is available.

Parents of babies, toddlers, and young children (newborn - 6 years) looking for early childhood music classes may download a registration form and learn more about Kindermusik® and Music for Little Mozarts (keyboard classes) at  www.webster.edu/kindermusik  which is NOW ENROLLING for Spring classes.

Those seeking Suzuki instruction should contact CMS at (314) 968-5939 to add their names to the inquiry list.

About the Community Music School

Founded in 1925, CMS offers outstanding music education and performance opportunities to students of all ages and abilities and serves the entire St. Louis metropolitan region.

The Community Music School of Webster University is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and is a certified member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts.  The Community Music School receives assistance from the Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Louis.