This course weaves the history of classical music and the foundations of music theory together in a wonderful adventure that starts in Gregorian Chant and never ends. Students will study music theory in a framework of music history, with emphasis on listening to classical masterpieces from all time periods, performing music theory drills on state of the art software and learning how the two are connected. Students will be required to attend two (2) live, professional classical concerts during the school year.
Live
$775/course
Anytime
$550/Course
Homeschool
$350/Course
*This course is recommended for students who already have basic music reading skills (i.e. they have taken piano or other instrumental lessons for at least one year).
Lorem Ipsum is simply dumy text of the printing typesetting industry lorem ipsum.
Estimated Book Cost:
$30
Mrs. Lisa Gerstenkorn
From 2020–2024, Lisa was Alto Principal Vocal Artist with Heartland Sings in Fort Wayne, IN, featured in works such as Paulus’ The Three Hermits, Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater, Mozart’s Requiem, and Handel’s Messiah. She also appeared in cabaret programs and the Mobile Concert Series, performing a wide mix of classical, pop, and musical theatre repertoire.
She has premiered roles including Louise Thaden in DeSpain and Peters’ Staggerwing with Opera Kansas and Mezzo in McLarty’s Snow Angel with Lawrence Opera Theatre. Other highlights include performances with Tulsa Opera, Heartland Opera Theatre, and Lawrence Opera Theatre, plus international appearances with the American Opera Studio in Spain and Portugal.
As an educator, Lisa has taught voice and diction for over two decades at Pittsburg State University, Missouri Southern State University, and through her private voice studio. She is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing and Pi Kappa Lambda.