SU25: Summer Sounds: Music Makers Edition 7/7 thru 7/11 [FULL DAY 9am to 3pm]
Hello Music House Families!
We’re thrilled to announce our 2025 Summer Camp:
Summer Sounds: Music Makers Edition
This fun, exploratory camp is designed especially for children ages 5–11 who love music—or are just curious to try it! Whether they’re totally new or already humming tunes at home, this camp is the perfect place to start.
Campers will enjoy:
Hands-on time with real instruments
Group singing, rhythm games, and music-themed crafts
Learning melody, movement, and musical expression
A final-day showcase performance for families!
Flexible full- and half-day options.
All camps are taught by our professional music educators right here at The Music House.
[HALF DAY: https://www.pvmusichouse.com/module/class/594024/su25-summer-sounds-music-makers-edition-77-thru-711-half-day-9am-to-12pm]
No prior experience needed—just bring curiosity and joy!
Space is limited—register today to reserve your child’s spot!
We can’t wait to make music with your kids this summer!
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | Complete beginners and neophytes are welcome. |
| Materials Included: | t-shirt and music making supplies |
| Instructor: | Jon Minei |
| Instructor Bio: | JON MINEI: M.M., USC Is currently a full-time tenured faculty at El Camino College as the chair of the Guitar Studies program and co-chair of the Music and Technology Program. At ECC he teaches guitar classes, songwriting, music business, music appreciation, history of rock music, and directs the instrumental and piano performance class for the music majors. As a soloist and ensemble player, Jon has performed extensively locally and abroad. His principle instrument is a 7-string classical guitar with extended lower and upper registers. Jon has performed with the Brouwer Quartet, the Commonwealth Guitar Trio, as well as playing in the basso continuo section for various baroque performances throughout Southern California. Jon Minei is currently a doctoral candidate at the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music pursuing a DMA in classical guitar and has studied with renowned classical guitarists William Kanengiser, Scott Tennant, John Dearman, Brian Head, Pepe Romero, as well as lute and early music specialist John Schneiderman, flamenco guitarist/composer Adam Del Monte, and jazz guitarist Pat Kelley. His studies include minor fields in studio jazz guitar, music industry, and an academic minor in music education. Jon has also taken coursework on Arts Leadership and Entrepreneurship with former chair of the National Endowment of the Arts, renowned poet, Dana Gioia. |
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