The Harmony Program provides after-school music education programs in underserved communities across New York City.
OUR STUDENTS
Enriching Young Lives
Learning life skills through music making. MORE >
We work every day to bring the many benefits of music making into the lives of more New York City school children. More ›
OUR MISSION
We believe that music should be an integral part of every child’s education and that great expectations lead to even greater achievement. By training young musicians and building youth orchestras in underserved neighborhoods, we work not only to shape the lives of our children but also to engage and inspire their parents and their broader communities.
BY THE NUMBERS
400
Students receive up to 400 hours of instruction each year.
90%
Student attendance at daily after-school lessons exceeds 90%.
95%
In annual surveys, 95% of parents rate our programs as “very good” or “excellent.”
98%
98% of teachers rate our training program as “very good” or “excellent.”
Play Your Part
Our students and teachers make a tremendous commitment to music education, but it’s your commitment as a Harmony Program supporter that makes it possible. Donate today and help change lives through music.
BE IN THE KNOW
Sign up for email updates and stay informed of concerts, events, and opportunities to join us in expanding access to music education.
Apply To Teach
If you’re passionate about using music to inspire students and families, we want to hear from you. Apply to teach with the Harmony Program and share your talents while developing new skills.
RECENT NEWS
Harmony Program Students to Perform at “The Concert to Benefit El Sistema-Inspired Youth Orchestras”
June 13, 2014
Harmony Program Music Fair!
May 21, 2014
P.S. 129 Viola Class Prepares for Recital
May 2, 2014
Harmony Students Play with the New York Youth Symphony
April 16, 2014
Profiles in Harmony: Angela Shankar
April 11, 2014
LATEST POSTS
Check out this piece in the Farmingdale Patch about the Harmony Program's partnership with the D'Addario Foundation:
D’Addario Transforms Young Lives Through Music
farmingdale.patch.com
8 hours ago
View on FacebookHarmony’s summer session is off to a great start in Washington Heights, Brooklyn, and Long Island! (4 photos)
2 weeks ago
View on FacebookFor our friends in Brooklyn, the NY Philharmonic kicks off their concerts in the park series tonight with a free performance in Prospect Park, starting at 8:00. (And don’t miss our friend, Joshua Bell, performing with the Phil next week!) Priceless music, absolutely free!
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2 weeks ago
View on Facebook“We want every child to feel the spark that comes from learning something they are passionate about. And so often, it’s taking up an instrument, honing an artistic craft, or performing for the first time that helps a young person come into their own for the first time. The investments we are making here won’t just help our students explore music, dance and the arts. They will help these children grow in a way that helps them succeed in school and in life.” – Mayor Bill DeBlasio
NYC to spend an additional $23 Million on arts programs in public schools this year:
www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/322-14/mayor-de-blasio-comptroller-stringer-chancellor-fari...
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