Beginner students can begin learning music in our beginning string class. They will learn the fundamental techniques of their instrument, foundations of reading and performing music, and the skills to work in a group with other musicians.

Prelude Orchestra is comprised of students with one to two years of playing expereince. Here, they are able to continue to hone their fundamental skills and deepen their musical knowledge, all the while experiencing what a full orchestra class has to offer. They will have the opportunity to experience an ensemble class in a smaller setting, where they're able to continue to receive focused individual instruction and prepare for large orchestra classes.

Camerata Orchestra is comprised of intermediate level students, typically 7th and 8th graders, with possibly some 6th graders with Suzuki experience. Here, they will be able to continue refining their skills on their instrument as they transition into a more ensemble-based class environment. They will learn more difficult music and begin to shift their focus to performing as a part of a section. They will have the opportunity to pursue performance opportunities outside of the school, begin to explore performing in a variety of ensemble settings, and begin to play solo pieces.

Philharmonic Orchestra is comprised of students with a greater level of experience and development on their instrument. In this orchestra, they are able to begin to explore advanced techniques on their instrument, perform more difficult literature, and develop at an accelerated pace. Their opportunities to perform continue to increase, and many students begin to explore the competitive aspects of playing their instrument.

Symphony orchestra is comprised of advanced students, typically 7th and 8th graders, with considerable experience and development on their instrument. These students play considerably more advanced literature (typically found at the high school level), and have an increased number of performance opportunities throughout the year. These students spend many hours outside of school playing their instrument, and look for every opportunity to compete and perform.