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How do we live with sacred text when it contradicts with our values of egalitarianism and inclusivity? In this queer-affirming class, we will explore historical and contemporary texts that respond to exclusionary and troubling texts. No previous text study necessary, all are welcome.

This class will be held online. For students who have completed Fiddle I but have no prior music experience otherwise, and/or those who have fewer than six months’ experience and want to continue to build basic skills and confidence.  Instrument required.

This class will be held online. Our beginners course will cover the basics of this beautiful and versatile instrument, with a focus on Irish music but also touching upon its use in bluegrass, folk, and jazz. Instrument required. 

This class will be held online. Students who have completed level I or have prior experience with the mandolin will further develop their technique and understanding of the instrument. Instrument required.

Audio is often the most overlooked aspect of production, yet it is one of the most important elements of a completed project. Gain confidence in your understanding of audio by using mixers, selecting the right mic for various conditions, and recording sound to cameras and external recorders. Learn the ins and outs of capturing exceptional sound! ...

This class will be held online. Increase your repertoire while playing with others. You’ll learn five or six tunes, mostly jigs and reels, while exploring ornamentation and phrasing. This class is geared toward students who have taken Fiddle IV at least once.   Teaching will be by ear, but sheet music will be provided at the end of...

This class will be held online. This special edition of our level six class will be taught by four expert fiddle teachers curated by our long time teacher, Caitlin Warbelow. Students should feel comfortable playing common tunes up to speed with other musicians. You will learn new reels, jigs, hornpipes, and an air, all while developing ornamentation,...

Gaining a basic understanding of music theory can help you learn tunes faster and become comfortable with arranging and accompanying songs and improvising variations. This intro course assumes no background in theory or reading music. We'll approach the topic in a way that makes sense for students interested in Irish traditional music, with equal...

After recording,  audio producers work to create a compelling audio experience by using cuts, edits, and additions that bring the listener into the story. Come learn how to use the free audio production software Audacity to mix and edit your audio show.  In this session we will cover: Best practices for editing audio; audio production in...