Link Up National

Carnegie Hall provides the following at no cost:

a Link Up curriculum guide that teachers can download (featuring lessons on singing, playing the soprano recorder or violin, reading and notating music, and composing and improvising music)
a CD and DVD resources that accompany the curriculum
a Link Up workbook for each student
a professional development webinar for lead teachers and orchestra administrators
a concert repertoire list, concert script, and accompanying concert visuals
access to Carnegie Hall's Online Resource Center with additional lessons and resources, including Link Up Beginnings, a skills-focused curriculum with audio for teachers and students
access to the Link Up Online Community, which connects teachers, Carnegie Hall staff, and featured contributors to share ideas, student work, videos, and photos
ongoing support and consultation regarding professional development for teachers, program implementation, and media/publicity planning

Your site provides the following:

a culminating interactive concert(s) featuring an orchestra, conductor, and participating Link Up students
a Link Up teacher professional development workshop(s) and direct support for participating local teachers
Soprano recorders for all participants
Program related needs, both artistic and administrative
Recruitment of participating teachers and students from local public and/or private schools
Ongoing communication with Carnegie Hall regarding program implementation

National Link Up partners include

Education & Community