OPENING NEW MUSICAL DOORS: Westrick Music Academy is holding new virtual music classes for students of all ages. For information and registration, visit WestrickMusic.org/education.

Westrick Music Academy (WMA), home of Princeton Girlchoir and Princeton Boychoir, is currently enrolling students of all ages in a variety of music education classes, exploring new ways to build and strengthen musicianship skills.

Young singers in grades 1-2 looking to develop their singing voice and music skills are invited to join Poco Voce. This non-performing music class explores the young singer’s voice. During each lesson, children will focus on tone development and fundamental musical skills, through engaging games and activities.

For musicians in grades 3-12, there are classes at all levels. Students can improve piano skills, explore how just four chords make up the majority of popular music, or add color to vocal performance with improv, all online. In a group setting, students have social interaction and regular informal performance opportunities as their skills grow.

Individual voice lessons are also offered.

Adults will also find opportunities for musical growth with WMA, exploring the piano as more than a solo art form. Among the skills to be learned are sight reading, accompanying a singer or choir, following a conductor, harmonizing a melody, and improvising.

For more information and registration, visit WestrickMusic.org/education.