Office for the Arts Music Programs

Music Lesson Subsidy Program

Through the Music Lesson Subsidy Program, the OFA awards a limited number of subsidies at the beginning of the fall semester to full-time Harvard undergraduates who otherwise could not afford to take instrumental or vocal lessons. The selection committee awards subsidies on the basis of financial need and demonstrated musical ability and/or promise. Applicants may be asked to play for members of the Music Department. Each student's progress is reviewed in January. If the student completes the first semester lessons successfully and returns the request for renewal form, subsidies continue for the second semester. For more information call 495-8676.

2007-08

Choir-in-Progress

Choir-in-Progress (CHIP) is a non-credit fall semester course for students who seek to develop thier skills in ear training, sight-reading and vocal technique. Participation may lead to singing, by audition, with the Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus, Harvard Glee Club, Radcliffe Choral Society, or Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum. Participation registration takes place during fall choral auditions in the Music Department. Students may be referred to CHIP by auditioning for the Holden Choirs or by signing up with the instructor, Kate Woolf (kawoolf [at] gmail.com).