The Birthplace of Country Music Museum is proud to partner with Junior Appalachian Musicians (JAM) to offer weekly music lessons for local youth. This program provides small group instruction on guitar, fiddle, and banjo, specifically tailored for students in grades 4-8. By fostering a love for traditional Appalachian music, we aim to inspire the next generation of musicians in a supportive, educational environment. Join us at the museum's Learning Center to start your musical journey.
What to Expect
Structured, weekly music lessons in a supportive small-group environment.
Who Should Attend
- Students grades 4-8
- Aspiring young musicians
- Parents of music students
Agenda Overview
Weekly lessons held at the museum's Learning Center focusing on traditional instruments.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Birthplace of Country Music Museum · Museum
A museum dedicated to the history and impact of the 1927 Bristol Sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this for?
Students in grades 4-8.
What instruments are taught?
Guitar, fiddle, and banjo.
Where is it held?
The Learning Center at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum.
Is it recurring?
Yes, these are weekly lessons.
What is JAM?
Junior Appalachian Musicians, a program dedicated to traditional music education.
How do I register?
Please visit the museum's website for registration and program details.
Tags
Music
Education
Bristol
JAM
Kids
Lessons
Summary
Weekly small group music lessons for students grades 4-8 in partnership with JAM.
Highlights
- Small group instruction
- Guitar, fiddle, and banjo lessons
- Partnership with JAM
- Educational museum setting
- Targeted for grades 4-8
- Traditional music focus
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