Alice L.
4/2/2010
My daughter also joined the Olympic delegates in 2008. She had a wonderful experience. She used to be a shy girl before the trip and we were very worried that she will face a lot of problems in...
Calder Academy of Music
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1072 S De Anza Blvd
San Jose, CA 95129
Calder Academy of Music is a renowned music school located in San Jose, CA, offering a wide range of music programs and lessons for students of all ages. Led by composer Philip Calder and pianist Ludwig Calder, the academy provides instruction in classical music, including the works of renowned composers such as Beethoven, Mozart, and Brahms.
With a focus on Western European classical music, Calder Academy of Music offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes piano, violin, cello, and orchestra lessons, as well as advanced composition and music theory classes. The academy also organizes piano recitals, student concerts, and faculty performances, showcasing the talent and achievements of its students and instructors. With its commitment to excellence and a rich musical heritage, Calder Academy of Music is a premier destination for music education in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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2.05 reviewsSundar K.
10/6/2009
We had the misfortune of setting up an "interview" with a teacher at Calder for our daughter's voice lessons. The teach was indeed nice. However, the lady who runs the place neglected to mention...
Lucy C.
1/6/2011
Two second graders from Calder Academy were missing from the after school and they realized it after an hour. The cops had to go look for the kids and found them finally. Please be aware that...
N D.
4/29/2012
A few years back, my son used to learn piano here. The lady who runs this place is a racist and should take a few lessons in cultural diversity. One month, there was a delay in me getting her...
jodi b.
3/22/2009
Calder Academy goes on so-called cultural exchanges every summer. They make you think you have to apply and be accepted, but the reality is that they scramble to find enough people willing to go...
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