Music Theory Online Classes Fall Semester 2021

Music theory study adds greatly to the overall understanding of music. Students study the language of music from the basic fundamentals to more advanced compositional elements and practices, all while reinforcing music reading, rhythm, and aural skills. Classes will also prepare students for ABRSM theory exams if desired.

Saturday 10:00 - 11:00 AM (beginner) 
Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (intermediate/advanced)

15 weeks, Sept. 25 - January 22, $375.00 
Taught by Karine Koroukian, Westerhoff Faculty

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“The musical language can be learned more effectively using a combination of aural, visual, and kinesthetic approaches. The aim is to see what we hear and hear what we see, using reinforcements through songs, gestures and conducting."        ~Karine Karoukian

​Karine Karoukian is a graduate of Mannes College of Music, NY, with previous studies at McGill University in Montreal, Qc and Holy Spirit University in Lebanon. She is a first prize winner of Liszt and Ravel National Piano Competition and Spanish Music Competition in Beirut Lebanon. She has been widely broadcast on the National TV of Lebanon and the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (LBC); and had a live broadcasting session of Chamber Music from Mannes College of Music on WQXR. Ms. Koroukian has performed as a soloist and collaborative pianist in the US, including at Steinway Hall, NY; Strathmore Hall, MD; Weigel Hall, OH and Farleigh Dickinson University, NJ. She has also performed internationally in the UK, Canada, Spain and Lebanon.
 
Ms. Koroukian’s students have won multiple awards (in solo and duet categories) and have had appearances at Carnegie Hall in two consecutive years as prize winners in an international piano competition.

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