Spring 2023
Registration for Spring 2023 will close January 27.
Returning students should check for the email with their private registration link.
The link for new families is at the bottom of this page.
We began classes on Saturday, January 21 but will still accept registrations where we have openings. Please mention the spot you want in the Comments box on the registration form.
Monday Openings:
5:00 and 5:30 PM - Clarinet or Flute, New Beginner on Violin - 30 min private lesson
7:00 PM - Clarinet, Saxophone or Percussion - 30 min private lesson
4:30, 5:30 and 6:00 PM - Piano (All Levels) - 30 min private lesson
6:00 PM - Music Theory - 30 min group class
6:30 PM - Music History - 30 min group class
Saturday Openings:
9:00 AM - Instrument Explorer Group Class for Age 6
10:00 AM - Recorder Marching Band for Ages 6 - 8
11:00 AM - Guitar - 30 min private lesson
2:00 and 2:30 PM - Violin Or Beginning Piano - 30 min private lesson
1:00, 2:00 and 2:30 PM - Piano (All Levels) - 30 min private lesson
Please check the calendar on the home page before registering.
Do not register if you know you will miss more than 2 teaching days.
Students are required to participate in both days of the recital/concert weekend.
Most students will also be required to do a jury (10 minute demonstration of skills before a panel of teachers).
This spring Scrollworks is offering private lessons, group instruction and ensembles for orchestral instruments (winds, strings and percussion), piano and guitar to children ages 6 to 18, including students with disabilities.
All classes, lessons and ensembles will be in-person at St. Paul UMC on either Monday evenings (between 4 pm and 8 pm) or on Saturdays (between 9 am and 3 pm). New students, please contact us about online lessons.
Our spring program consists of 12 classes/lessons, a mid-semester jury day, a final performance weekend with an all-day recital camp followed by a formal Solo Recital and a formal Concert for the group classes and ensembles.
This spring our focus will be on gospel music. Recital camp activities will include workshops on aspects of performing the gospel genre in addition to the usual rehearsals for the concert.
Group classes, ensembles and orchestra are 60 minutes.
Private lessons, music theory and the premier recorder ensemble are 30 minutes.
We serve a free lunch at noon on most teaching Saturdays for our families, staff and church members. (Please let us know if you would like to help serve or to donate food, paper goods or drinks.)
The semester calendar is on the home page.
Click here for a handy printable version. Thanks, Dane Lawley!
Please do not register if you know your child will miss more than 2 lesson days.
Orientation for new families will be Saturday, August 14 at 9 am. Here's the schedule:
9 am - Violin sizing - for students new to violin or returning students who need a larger size or minor repairs or tuning
9:30 am - Theory test for ages 8+. For new students and any returning student who did not take a theory test last semester.
10:00 am - Basic info on our program. For all new students or returning students who did not attend in 2022.
Participation in the solo recital and/or the ensemble concert is required. Please put this on your calendar and plan to attend. (Out-of-town online students may submit a video.)
Recital Camp is required to participate in the ensemble concert. Please put this on your calendar and plan to attend.
Fees for 12 lessons/classes + jury + concert:
$85 per orchestra instrument for group classes and for out-of-town students
$85 to participate in Orchestra with free (online or in-person) private lessons on orchestra instrument
$25 for music theory
Ensembles are free: Choir, Recorder Marching Band, Advanced Recorder Ensemble
$120 for Piano lessons
$120 for private lessons for advanced students choosing not to participate in Orchestra (for cello, violin, drumset, etc.)