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Courses
Courses
Courses offered include:
Courses offered include:
Piano: 10h/week
Piano: 10h/week
Brass (Saxophone / Trumpet / Flute): 8h/week
Brass (Saxophone / Trumpet / Flute): 8h/week
Violin: 2h/week
Violin: 2h/week
Drums: 8h/week
Drums: 8h/week
Bass/Double-bass: 2h/week
Bass/Double-bass: 2h/week
Guitar: 6h/week
Guitar: 6h/week
Rehearsal Mo’Zar Jazz Band: 1h/week (soon to switch to 2 hours)
Rehearsal Mo’Zar Jazz Band: 1h/week (soon to switch to 2 hours)
Brass instruments:
Brass instruments:
Trumpet, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Flute. New students are separated according to level of experience: beginner, intermediate, advanced. A number of different teachers teach these instruments.
Trumpet, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Flute. New students are separated according to level of experience: beginner, intermediate, advanced. A number of different teachers teach these instruments.
Drums:
Drums:
Students who learn drums are taught by Dario Ramdeal.
Students who learn drums are taught by Dario Ramdeal.
Guitar:
Guitar:
Guitar lessons are taught by two teachers.
Guitar lessons are taught by two teachers.
Piano:
Piano:
Piano lessons are taught in pairs of two students. The piano teacher creates the groups according to student level of experience with the instrument.
Piano lessons are taught in pairs of two students. The piano teacher creates the groups according to student level of experience with the instrument.
Projects
Projects
Mo'Zar regularly leads projects designed to develop students' musicianship, offer opportunities for live performances, build community across musicians, and addressing social issues.
Mo'Zar regularly leads projects designed to develop students' musicianship, offer opportunities for live performances, build community across musicians, and addressing social issues.
For example in 2018, the Mo'Zar team participated in 'Sov nu la Natir' to bring music and art to the service of ecological awareness.
For example in 2018, the Mo'Zar team participated in 'Sov nu la Natir' to bring music and art to the service of ecological awareness.
Starting up the famous Le Pouce (The Thumb) mountain at 3am, the group hiked several hours to come play jazz at daybreak on the mountain.
Starting up the famous Le Pouce (The Thumb) mountain at 3am, the group hiked several hours to come play jazz at daybreak on the mountain.
In 2020, as the pandemic hit, the group recorded "What the World Needs Now is Love."
In 2020, as the pandemic hit, the group recorded "What the World Needs Now is Love."
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