Music Preparatory Program

The Susquehanna University Music Preparatory Program is an instructional music program designed for children and adults. It includes:

• Individual lessons in voice, piano, organ, harp, and most band and orchestra instruments
• Group classes that span the ages of infant through adult   

FREE Demo Classes
Monday, May 20, and Tuesday, May 21
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Coming this June: ballet classes!
Ballet Class Information

Summer online registration is now open.

General Information

Susquehanna Strings
An intermediate orchestra and chamber music program for ages 8-80! 
Minimum age: 8 (third grade)
Minimum level: Suzuki book 3 (early intermediate)
Get more information for Susquehanna Strings.
See Registration Form link on the left of this page to register.

Private lessons are offered in Selinsgrove. See Registration Form link on the left of this page.

Group classes are held at three convenient locations in the Central Susquehanna Valley:

• Selinsgrove (Susquehanna University campus)
• Sunbury (Sunbury YMCA Arts Center / Zion Lutheran Church)
• Lewisburg (St. Paul's United Methodist Church)

Lessons and classes take place during three terms: summer, fall and winter/spring.  A recital, held each spring semester, is free and open to the public. 

Program Overview

Beginner Violin Class
Beginner Violin Information

Children’s Classes - Infant through Grade 1
Ten-week session (fall and winter/spring semesters)
Cost:  $90-$130
Eight-week session (summer only)
Cost:  $72-$104

Private Lessons
Twelve-week session (fall and winter/spring semesters)
Cost:  $156
Ten-week session (summer only)
Cost:  $130

Private Harp Lesson
Six one-hour lessons
Cost:  $276

Susquehanna Strings
Fall and winter/spring semesters
Cost:  $40 per semester / $70 both semesters
Get more information for Susquehanna Strings

Ballet Classes
Two-week summer workshop (Ages 9-14)
Cost:  $100
Time: Monday – Friday 10-11 a.m. / June 17 – 21 and June 24 – 28 
Location:  Greta Ray Dance Studio in Weber Chapel

Class Attire:  (See attached)
Instructor:  Anne Doctor, Susquehanna University (See Anne's bio)