VIDEO
Online lessons and at-home performances of our students and faculty.

COVID-19 Announcement
​SUNSET PARK SCHOOL OF MUSIC
moves to
ONLINE LESSONS AND AT-HOME PERFORMANCES 
​2020
Make Music - Stay Safe
COVID-19 Announcement.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, classes and lessons at Sunset Park School of Music were moved online in March, 2020.

We invite you to visit us online in these videos as we maintain our music community with lessons, classes, and concerts - all from the safety of our homes.  We look forward to the day when NYC reopens and our school is allowed to return to in-person lessons, classes, and concerts.  Until then, we are HERE!  Enjoy.

Many thanks to our students, their families, the staff, and the teaching artists for the support as we moved online. We are grateful to see that music education and performance can be maintained and enjoyed during these uncertain times.
Below you can watch a selection of lessons and "at-home" performances of our students and faculty.
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We are grateful that students and parents allowed us to video the lessons and performances from their homes, but due to privacy concerns, students names are not listed here. 
Student Lesson
Student lesson
CLICK HERE for more student lessons and at-home performances.
Pre-Covid19 videos.
Pre-Professional Training Program Samples Lessons
Thomas Piercy, clarinet instructor, with 3rd-year college-age clarinet student.
Krassimira Ivantchev, piano instructor, ​with 3rd-year high school student.
Vilian Ivantchev, guitar instructor with 2nd year high school student.
Krassimira Ivantchev, piano instructor with 2nd year high school student.

Students play for faculty artists and guest artists.  Each student plays prepared works or excerpts and receives feedback from the private teacher, other faculty, guest artists, and other students.  Students and faculty discuss the technical and musical issues of each piece. 
"Tokyo to New York" Composer/Performers Artists-in-Residence
Tokyo to New York. ​Composer/Performer Collective in residence at Sunset Park School of Music.

This is a performance of NYC-based composer Bin Li's "Netori, Netori" concerto for clarinet and Gagaku (an emsemble of traditional Japanese instruments. 

This composition was developed at Sunset Park School of Music with the composer and the Sunset Park School of Music's Executive Director Thomas Piercy.
​NYC performance.