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Adults, especially college students, are often burdened by limited funds. They may not know where to start learning music without spending a lot of money, but there are several low-cost opportunities.
Randall Goldberg, professor and director of the Dana School of Music, provided a few options for
people who are new to music.
Goldberg said people should begin with their voice by joining a choir or other vocal ensemble with a low audition threshold...
Cicilia Yudha, associate professor of piano, teaches a class called Keyboard Musicianship for Non-Music Majors that any student can take for one credit. In this class, students learn the fundamentals of how to read music and play the keyboard in a low-pressure environment.
“The students in the past have been students who are majoring in biology, math and criminal justice — they do something completely different,” Yudha said. “The piano becomes a way for them to kind of release stress and challenge a different part of their brains.”
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Source: TheJambar.com
