Medley of the Arts II

Medley of the Arts II

Medley Class | This program is completed

Art & Music class for 2 year olds with caregiver

9/10/2015-12/10/2015

10:30 AM-12:00 PM EDT on Th

$594.00

$25.00

The class is divided into two 40-minute periods: first music, then art, with an intervening break for a snack. In medley music, children and adults take part in rhythmic games, creative movement, singing, and dramatic play, using a range of processes and materials, including tempera, watercolor, wood, paper, clay and more. Adult participation required.

  • Children must be age 2 by September 1
  • If a class does not meet minimum enrollment requirements, GHMS will notify parents one week in advance of the beginning of class.
Itzen, Colleen

With over 20 years of teaching music and movement classes from age 2 through Lower School, Colleen’s specialty is to reinforce teachers' curriculums through singing, movement, playing instruments, musical games and stories, and learning fundamentals of music. Through a multi-sensory, hands-on-approach to learning music, each child's music potential is explored and developed. Percussion, Hand Bells, Recorders, and Orff instruments are taught in conjunction with the curriculum and used in performances. In addition to a percussion background, Colleen teaches piano to all ages, including adults. After graduating Magna Cum Laude in Piano Performance with a Bachelor of Music from Covenant College, she continued her education with classes at the Juilliard School Extension Division, and has certification in the Orff, Kindermusik, and Musikgarten Methods of teaching and is also a member of MTNA (Music Teachers National Association.)

Harris, Lyra

Lyra Harris is an artist and art teacher. Born and raised in Northern California, Lyra moved to New York after teaching in public schools for five years in the San Francisco Bay Area. She currently teaches art at Greenwich House Music School’s Music, Art and Play program, is a teaching artist with DreamYard Project in the Bronx, and designs and makes linoleum block prints. She attended Rhode Island School of Design, and received a Bachelor in Fine Arts from California College of the Arts and her K-12 teaching credential in Art Education from San Francisco State University. She lives in the Bronx with her husband, actor and playwright Dan Hoyle.