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FACP's Masterclasses provides FREE specialized instruction in brass, composition, percussion, string, voice and woodwind by a local professional musician in a classroom or after-school setting. All Grades Levels.
Vocal
Each week, selected students from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, receive a FREE voice lesson from FACP funded teaching-artist. Each year these students present a Spring Recital in Hamon Hall at the Winspear Opera House, singing opera in Italian, French or German. These recitals give each voice student an opportunity to practice performance, poise and presentation in a world-class opera house.
FACP’s four-year commitment to each vocal student keeps the students test scores high and their attendance in school exemplary while our teaching-artist prepares them for college.
Vocal Masterclass Achievements
* Nine of our twelve current Booker T. Washington vocal students were chosen for the 2011 Texas
All-Region Choir
* Two former students received University Scholarships, one in opera and one in music, after completing the FACP four-year Vocal Masterclass program.
* Three students received scholarships to SMU-in-Taos summer opera program from direct participation
in Sweet Arts Recital.
Violin
This FREE two-year program instructs 4th and 5th grade students at Jack Lowe, Sr. Elementary School on how to play the violin.
Students receive an instrument, instruction books, snacks, lessons from area professionals twice a week, instrument insurance and an annual trip to see the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Violin Masterclass students perform annually at the PTA,
Winter Assembly & Year-End programs.
Additional
- Dallas Symphony Principal Percussionist Doug Howard works with percussionists of the Lincoln High School Band (Dallas ISD) in the Fine Arts Chamber Players’ Masterclass series.
- Fine Arts Chamber Players' cello and composition Masterclass student from Dallas ISD practices the cello.
- Dallas Opera clarinetist Carmen Chapa helps the clarinet students at A. Maceo Smith High School (Dallas ISD) prepare their music for the spring UIL competition.
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