On Broadway

On Broadway Performing Arts Training Program, founded by Broadway's Rema Webb, is a not-for-profit arts organization in New York City that offers a unique musical theater education to young people ages 7-17. With a strengths-based curriculum and top professionals in the industry as instructors, On Broadway provides a safe and inclusive space for students to express themselves and develop their skills in acting, music, dance, and performance. Through mentorship and a nurturing environment, On Broadway encourages students to be dreamers and reach for the stars, recognizing and celebrating their individuality. With a focus on creating a sense of safety and support, the program exceeds expectations and ensures that every child feels empowered to take chances and put themselves out there.Generated from the website

SpecialtiesAbout the Teacher - Specialized in teaching young beginners (5 years+) - Classically trained pianist with B.M. and M.A. from New York University - 8 years of teaching experience with students of all ages and levels (including adult beginners) - Adjunct faculty of New York University Music Department from 2005-2007 Lesson Details - Weekly 30 min, 45 min, and 1-hour lessons - Piano Studio with grand piano located on 111th and Broadway (right off the 1 train) - Curriculum structured for each individual's needs - Instruction on technique, sight-reading, music appreciation, theory and ear training - NYSSMA Exam preparation - House calls available for additional fee Performance Opportunities - 2 Recitals a year in venues such as Tenri Cultural Institute and St. Stephen's Church - Studio Workshops to prepare for recitals and exams - Yearly NYSSMA Performance Exam