Reaching 35 Communities
in and around
Worcester since 1982

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What's New?

Fall 2010

We're ready to go! The web site you are viewing is now updated for 2010-2011 academic year. Join the mailing list (to your right) and you'll receive monthly e-alerts summarizing the latest news at Pakachoag.
Coming this fall: Alexander Technique Lessons; and the Worcester Preparatory Strings (WoPrepS) for ages 7 to 13. Watch for a September e-news alert with more information.

Why Music at Pakachoag?

"If you want music to sharpen your senses, boost your ability to focus and perhaps even improve your memory, you need to be a participant, not just a listener."
Click here to read the full article in The LA Times: Health section.
March, 2010
At Pakachoag, we believe music, in and of itself, adds enjoyment and value to individual lives and community. If you are new to the School, please take a moment to check out our mission, vision and philosophy statements found on the About page.

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Events

August

August is open registration month at Pakachoag. We suggest registering sooner rather than later as space is limited.

September

Private lessons begin the week of labor day. Registered students: look for schedule confirmation and statement of tuition coming in late August.
Pakachoag Music School is now home to the Worcester Youth Orchestras, with rehearsals beginning in September. Click on WYO for more information.

Sound Clips

The samples below feature some of Pakachoag's advancing and experienced students who have been studying for between 5 and 10 years. Many of our students come to us as beginners. Our musical journey, as teachers, students and school, is open ended; all students, regardless of background, ability or level, are welcome.

	The Harp of Brandiswiere by Sylvia Woods (contemporary). Cecile Afable, Piano (Mechanics Hall, 2008: age 14)
	Rondo from Andante & Rondo for Two Flutes by Doppler. Jordan Allison & Rosemary Metcalf (St. Paul's Cathedral Music Festival, 2005: ages 17 & 18)
	(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66 by Bobby Troup. Rachel Hanauer, Soprano; Elizabeth Bachelder, Piano (St. Paul's Cathedral Music Festival, 2006: ages 17 and 15)

Hear more selections, including organ and trumpet choir, on the Private Instruction page.

Pakachoag Music School is supported in part by....


The MCC is a state agency that supports public programs in the arts, humanities, and sciences.

203 Pakachoag Street
Auburn, MA 01501
508-791-8159

Pakachoag Music School is an independent, not-for-profit member of The National Guild for Community Arts Education. Pakachoag Music School does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race color, creed, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation or disability.