- An optional Rosen House tour
- Continental breakfast and buffet lunch
- Morning presentation / discussion - often with afternoon interactive break-out sessions
- Workshop materials
BEFORE THE PROGRAM:
Funding is available for qualifying schools through BOCES.
AFTER THE PROGRAM:
A letter of attendance, with number of hours, is provided if needed by the school or district.
SOME PAST WORKSHOPS:
East Meets West: A Musical Journey Along the Silk Road; India: Dance and Culture; Exploring Creativity Through Musical Composition; Moving, Vocalizing, and Art-Making: Building Layers of Understanding; Latin Rhythms and Traditions; New Instructional Strategies: Using Movement to Enhance Student Learning; Make it Up!! Approaches to Improvisation; Creating Music Theatre; Sounds and Rhythms from Around the World.
MISSION STATEMENT
Caramoor's Education Programs are dedicated to:
- Encouraging, teaching and learning through the arts across the entire school curriculum.
- Improving the quality of arts education in the schools through interaction with Caramoor.
- Providing children and those who affect their lives with the highest quality arts education; an enlightened and imaginative environment; and the finest artist educators to inspire and generate creative expression.
- Offering programs to school children throughout the metropolitan region, with a special emphasis on under-served schools.
PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED TO HELP TEACHERS MEET NY STATE STANDARDS, WHICH VARY ACCORDING TO THE PROGRAM.
| Scott Ellison |
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Inc. |
| Education Program Coordinator |
The Diane Moss Education Center |
| 914-232-5035 x 242 |
149 Girdle Ridge Road |
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P.O. Box 816 |
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Katonah, New York 10536 |
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Click here to download a printable information card |
Photos of Program Educators:
Row 1 - Marco Granados, Musician
Kantham Chatlapalli, Master Dancer (upper right)
Row 3 - Marco Granados, Musician
Photography by Linda Stern, Marilyn Jean Young
