Join School of Rock’s Summer Performance Program offering an immersive and inspiring experience designed to build musical skills, confidence, and teamwork.
The program kicks off on June 10 and anyone who enrols between June 1 and July 1 will be part of the end-of-season shows on the amazing outdoor stage at The Shipyards in North Vancouver on August 31st and September 1st.
Through School of Rock’s unique patented programs, students are transformed. They receive weekly one-on-one lessons tailored to their instrument—guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, or vocals across genres—while also participating in weekly group rehearsals with their bandmates. This dual approach ensures that students not only refine their individual skills but also gain confidence to be a real rock star!
Through the Performance Program, students are assigned songs and parts that are chosen for them based on their age, experience, and ability to learn new skills and concepts. Students then work through their parts in their weekly private music lessons and refine the skills and concepts that those songs introduce. The goal of this curriculum is to prepare kids and teens for their live performances at the end of the season.
Don’t miss this chance to shine on stage and create lasting memories. Spots are filling up fast!
To learn more and register please call 778-561-4261 or email [email protected]
Does your Little Rocker want to learn how to play in a band or learn to write songs? School of Rock Vancouver offers a wide variety of music camps and workshops for a full week of fun (Hours from 9am-3pm)!
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