Concerto Curriculum

The Concerto Curriculum is the educational and community outreach program in which American Pianists Association artists perform for and interact with students and adults in schools, multi-service centers and retirement homes. Those schools with an orchestra or jazz band may qualify for a residency with one of the APA Fellows that culminates in a public performance. Other Concerto Curriculum events may take the form of a master class, a workshop, or a solo recital followed by a question and answer session.

The objectives of the Concerto Curriculum are threefold:

1. To provide as many meaningful musical experiences as possible for the Fellows and candidates.

2. To reach new and under-served audiences.

3. To provide career enhancement and pedagogical growth for the Fellows and finalists.

Past Concerto Curriculum Sites

Schools

Broad Ripple High School
Warren Central High School
Southport High School
Pike High School
Emmerich Manual High School
Park Tudor High School
Heritage Christian School
Carmel High School
Lawrence Central High School
IPS #70
Key Learning Community
St. Thomas Aquinas Elementary
Noblesville High School

Community & Multi-Service Centers

Martin Luther King, Jr. Center
Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood
Jewish Community Center
Forest Manor Multi-Service Center
Hispanic Education Center
Flanner House
Citizen's Multi-Service Center
Concord Community Center
Ronald McDonald House
Salvation Army Fountain Square Corps
John H. Boner Community Center
Seerley Creek Christian Church
Mary Riff Neighborhood Center Propylaeum
Rotary Club of Indianapolis
University United Methodist Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pleasant View Lutheran Church

Retirement Communities

Robin Run Village
Forum at the Crossing
Marquette Manor
Hoosier Village
Morningside of College Park
Beech Grove Health Care Center
Meadowood (Bloomington)
Westminster Village North