Young Singers Academy
A voice school for kids from pre-K through high school with group classes and private lessons. Students sing in all styles, put on performances and prepare for auditions and arts high school or college applications.
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One of the country's oldest community music schools, Third Street offers East Village kids early-childhood classes, private lessons, youth orchestras and dance. Adaptive lessons and music therapy make it welcoming for children with different learning needs.
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Rolling admission via placement form
Tuition by program; scholarships available
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All ages.
Tuition by program; scholarships available
Rolling admission via placement form
235 E 11th St, 10003, in the East Village, Manhattan.
Yes. Third Street Music School is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Third Street Music School: thirdstreet.nyc, or call (212) 777-3240.
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