Music

"I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy, but most importantly music, for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning."    --Plato

See articles and links below regarding why your child should study music and how to support music education.

Benefits of Studying Music

New York Times article on Science, Music and the Brain

Support Music 

Music for All Advocacy
 

Middle school students have opportunities to pursue music at a high level through the middle school band, orchestra, and choral programs. Students must audition for select band and choral groups.

Joseph Brennan  Music Department Co-Chair, High School Strings, Middle School Strings, and Classroom Music (610-853-5900 x2708) 

Laura Esposto  Chestnutwold Elementary Classroom/Choral Music (610-853-5900 x8120)

Mike Fein  High School Music Technology and Jazz Ensemble (610-853-5900 x2102) 

Sonya Genstein  Chatham Park Elementary Classroom/Choral Music (610-853-5900 x1222) 

Alex Gittelman  Middle School Bands, Jazz Ensemble and Woodwind Ensemble, Middle School Classroom Music (610-853-5900 x5141) 

ShelleyAnn Greenberg  Elementary Instrumental Instructor (610-853-5900) 

Jeffrey Hart  High School Bands, Middle School Bands Assistant, High School Classroom Music (610-853-5900 x2101) 

Kelsey Hendler  Middle School General Music and High School Choral/Classroom Music (610-853-5900 x2719) 

Quinton Herriot  Manoa Elementary Classroom/Choral Music (610-853-5900 x6147) 

Jacqueline Langley  Middle School Choral Music (610-853-5900 x5242) 

Julie Reyes  Music Department Co-Chair, Lynnewood Elementary Classroom/Choral Music (610-853-5900 x4105)

Drew Shanefield  Elementary and High School Instrumental Music (610-853-5900 x6721) 

Jennifer Sheridan  Coopertown Elementary Classroom/Choral Music (610-853-5900 x3128)