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Passim School of Music
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The Passim School of Music offers classes and workshops in Harvard Square for adults and teens. Classes include guitar, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, voice, songwriting, music business, music theory, bodhran, and dobro. Classes and workshops are held at 26 Church Street. Please ring the buzzer downstairs and come up to the third floor.
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Address: Cambridge, MA, 02138
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Passim School of Music
About the Passim Center and the Passim School of Music
The Passim School of Music offers students of all levels a number of ways to learn. Students study in classes, private and semi-private lessons, workshops and master classes. The curriculum is specially designed to provide not only expert instruction, but also a supportive community of fellow students and instructors.
Classes include guitar (basic 1-5, fingerstyle, Delta blues, and lapstyle), bodhran, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, voice, songwriting, music business, music theory, and more.
What's more, the Passim Center is the center of a diverse folk music community, comprised of national and local artists, industry figures, members, and audiences. As such, we see it as a vital part of our mission to provide our community with not only the best in performances, but also the best in music education.
The Art of American Folk Music
For the last five decades, perhaps no other single music venue has done more to promote the art of American folk music and songwriting than Club Passim. Its legacy is simply astounding; Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Tom Rush, Greg Brown, Shawn Colvin, Suzanne Vega, Bonnie Raitt, and Taj Mahal are just some of the many respected artists who have found at Club Passim a home for nurturing their vision and craft.
Culture for Kids
Culture for Kids, created by Club Passim in 1999, is a free, monthly, multicultural program whose goals are to provide children with exposure to other cultures and peoples. An emphasis is placed on children who may not have the benefit of cultural and artistic opportunities in their schools or communities. Our goal is, in part, to help build an openness and tolerance for others among our participants, skills they can take forward from this program into the rest of their life experiences. Many of our artists and performers are found in the local area, thus reinforcing the concept that the rest of the world is not so far away.
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