by Orchestra of St. Luke's
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An after-school string program for Hell's Kitchen kids run by the Orchestra of St. Luke's. Children in grade 2 and up learn violin, viola or cello in small group classes twice a week, then play in ensembles and community concerts.
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Two 45-minute classes per week at Hell's Kitchen partner sites incl. DiMenna Center
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Ages 7–14.
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Two 45-minute classes per week at Hell's Kitchen partner sites incl. DiMenna Center
450 W 37th St, 10018, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
Yes. Youth Orchestra of St. Luke's is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Orchestra of St. Luke's: oslmusic.org, or call (212) 594-6100.
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