Register for Spring 2021!
Covid update: We have had a successful and productive semester of mostly online lessons.
We will continue our virtual spring semester much as it was in the fall, but we hope to return to in-person ensemble work by late spring.
We are currently offering private, in-person lessons for some beginner students. These special lessons will be with an experienced teacher, wearing masks and using CDC recommended safety protocols. Thank you for helping us all stay safe!
Thanks in part to a grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, we are offering help to our families, lending technological support and helping to procure devices, to make online lessons possible and more enjoyable.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have a need.
(Covid Update: We hope to return to some in-person ensemble rehearsals in late-Spring! These ensembles will grow out of current lessons and classes and will not require an audition during these strange times.)
As our children grew, so did our vision. After learning their basics, many Scrollworks students graduate to performing ensembles.
We offer several performing ensembles to both new and returning students. Certain prerequisite skills must be demonstrated and a placement audition is required.
Our ensembles:
Magic City Youth Orchestra
Metropolitan Youth Orchestra
Chamber Winds
Chamber Strings
After Hours Orchestra
Percussion Ensemble
Recorder Ensemble
Youth Choir
Children's Choir (no audition required)
Scrollworks Music School
1500 6th Ave N. Birmingham, AL 35203
Office: 205-908-8843
Mailing Address: PO Box 811
Birmingham, AL 35201
Many thanks to these organizations!
On June 4, the Alabama State Council on the Arts awarded $517,900 in CARES funding at its quarterly meeting in Montgomery to aid the arts industry recovery effort in Alabama. Scrollworks was chosen as one of the beneficiaries of this emergency grant.
Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute (WMI) supports PlayUSA, a program that supports a wide range of instrumental music education projects across the United States, all specifically designed to reach low-income and underserved students on a local level.
The VSA Music for Every Student program provides students with disabilities the opportunity to develop their musicianship. The program focuses on hands-on skills associated with instrumental, vocal or choral practice or performance, and/or on music appreciation.
