Courses
Weekly Training
The Weekly Class, 2nd - 5th Grade: $600 per Semester
Thorough music comprehension through vocal, compositional, and percussive technique; collaborative cooking; and a myriad of direct-impact service experiences. Preparation leading to public presentations, sometimes referred to as “concerts”. Click here to apply, or contact us at directors@quadratum.online to schedule an audition.
Wednesday weekly training from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Students may be dropped off as early as 3:00 p.m. to do homework, play, read, etc. Dinner, cooked by the 7th through 12th grade students, is served at 6:00 p.m. Younger students staying for dinner should be picked up at 6:30 p.m. Each week on a rotation, two younger students will get to be directly involved in the process of making these dinners.
Musics studied include authentic Ghanaian drumming, South Indian solkattu, American musics spanning Sacred Harp to the New York School, and mystical early sacred choral works from the 12th-16th centuries. Tuition also includes regular service activities, including four meals annually for the Men’s and Women’s Extensions, regular trips to Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center to teach and demonstrate music and do repairs and landscaping; and animal-interactive collaborations with local shelters. Quadratum students are frequently requested to musick in churches, community events, and private functions.
Wednesday weekly training: Rising 6th-12th grade students may arrive as early as 3:00 p.m. to do homework, go on a run, read, and make dinner. Dinner is served at 6:00 p.m. and rehearsal proper begins at 6:30 p.m., running until 8:30 p.m. Tuition includes dinner. Musics studied include authentic Ghanaian drumming, South Indian solkattu, American musics spanning Sacred Harp to the New York School, and transcendent early sacred choral works from the 12th-16th centuries. Tuition also includes attendance on regular service activities: making and serving four meals annually for the Men’s and Women’s Extensions; regular trips to Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center to teach and demonstrate music and do repairs and landscaping; and critter-interactive collaborations with local animal shelters. These projects are funded through Quadratum Foundation, the non-profit wing which exclusively subvents service projects and tours. Quadratum students are frequently requested to musick for churches, community events, and private functions. This tuition also covers the annual Ski Trip (December 28th - January 1st). If you are interested in the class alone, please go back and choose the “Class Only “ option. $500 deposit required at time of registration. Final balance is due by December 1st. Note: paying with check, cash, or Zelle eliminates online transaction fees.
If you are a new member who has not yet auditioned with the directors, please apply here. If you have already completed the audition process and need to pay your deposit, use one of the links below.
Wednesday weekly training: Rising 6th-12th grade students may arrive as early as 3:00 p.m. to do homework, go on a run, read, and make dinner. Dinner is served at 6:00 p.m. and rehearsal proper begins at 6:30 p.m. Tuition includes dinner. Musics studied include authentic Ghanaian drumming, South Indian solkattu, American musics spanning Sacred Harp to the New York School, and transcendent early sacred choral works from the 12th-16th centuries. Tuition also includes attendance on regular service activities: making and serving four meals annually for the Men’s and Women’s Extensions; regular trips to Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center to teach and demonstrate music and do repairs and landscaping; and critter-interactive collaborations with local animal shelters. These projects are funded through Quadratum Foundation, the non-profit wing which exclusively subvents service projects and tours. Quadratum students are frequently requested to musick for churches, community events, and private functions. This rate does not include the Ski Trip tuition. Please choose that option if you would like to dual-register. (It’s the one that costs more. Because it includes a ski trip). Note: paying with check, cash, or Zelle eliminates online transaction fees.
If you are a new member who has not yet auditioned with the directors, please apply here. If you have already completed the audition process and need to pay your deposit, use one of the links below.
Students make dinner for each other each week. The earned sense of self-worth informs their lively conversations.