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Young Musician Class to Start in January!  Sign up Now!

We have instituted a 30 minute lesson plan in addition to our 45 and 60 minute plan

QPMA is planning an outreach program which will provide performances for the public and our kids in the Quincy school system

QPMA has worked on the new scholarship plan which will reduce private lessons costs for many of our students

We have received a few instrument donations that will eliminate the cost of rental for some of our students

We are planning a new Young Musicians Class, for students five years and younger, introducing them to the world of music

 

Thank you to Tom and Monica Joffe for their generous donation of a piano.

Thank you to Larry and Gail Levinson for their generous donation of two violins.

Thank you to Rudolfo and Dolores Espinosa for their generous donation of a violin and clarinet.

The Quincy Point Music Academy thanks all of you for your continued support.  QPMA would like to extend our thanks for your generous donations to help our school open the doors to the myriad of students wishing to study music.  It is our pleasure to announce the establishment of a new scholarship being offered this semester, The Mabel D. Poulos award, which was generously donated by Robert and Joyce Romeri.  With this new scholarship award, we hope to offer financial assistance to new students who are now registering.  We hope to give students and their families an opportunity to study music without the worry of financial strains.

 

Why QPMA & Music?

Private lessons and instruction open to all ages regardless of ability.

Progress reports that maps the progress of musical achievement.

Close to home, convenient, and affordable

Faculty comprised of highly educated and compassionate professional musicians and educators.

Student recitals, studio classes and workshops.

Free concerts given by faculty with the Quincy Point Chamber Players.

Music participation enhances problem solving, goal setting, self-expression, discipline, physical coordination, memory skills, self-confidence, concentration, dexterity, and poise.

Music education facilitates success in society, school, developing intelligence, and in life.

Making music helps to relieve stress, anxiety, and even lowers blood pressure. Students of music learn craftsmanship as they study how details are put together and what constitutes good, as opposed to mediocre, work. These standards demand a new level of excellence and require students to stretch their inner resources.

Music performance teaches young people to conquer fear and to take risks. Risk-taking is essential if a child is to fully develop his or her potential.

Everyone should have music in his or her life!

Location & Contact Information

Location The Quincy Point Music Academy is located at 444 Washington Street in Quincy, MA. We are on the corner of Washington Street and Southern Artery/Route 53 next to the Dunkin Donuts and Baxter Pharmacy. QPMA is graciously housed in the Quincy Point Congregational Church. Contact Information Allan L. Espinosa, Director Alyson L. Greer, Assistant Director You may email us - quincypointmusicacademy@gmail.com Or call us - 617.773.6424 / 617.877.5918