The Music School in the former Stukenbrok Villa has been offering qualified music lessons for 40 years.
The former August-Stukenbrok-Villa near the New Town Hall in Einbeck is home to the Mendelssohn Music School.
Academic teachers pass on their knowledge to pupils of all ages and abilities at the music school. The offer ranges from early musical education from 18 months, individual and group lessons to making music together in an ensemble.
The pupils should receive a solid musical education, which can later form the basis for music-related professional training at a university or conservatory. In addition, the Mendelssohn-Musikschule Einbeck e.V. aims to teach students the joy of making music and contribute to the development of their personalities.
As a member of the Association of German Music Schools, the music school operates on a non-profit basis.
Funding is provided by the Trägerverein Mendelssohn-Musikschule Einbeck e. V., which receives support from the Förderverein der Mendelssohn-Musikschule e.V.
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Academic teachers pass on their knowledge to pupils of all ages and abilities at the music school. The offer ranges from early musical education from 18 months, individual and group lessons to making music together in an ensemble.
The pupils should receive a solid musical education, which can later form the basis for music-related professional training at a university or conservatory. In addition, the Mendelssohn-Musikschule Einbeck e.V. aims to teach students the joy of making music and contribute to the development of their personalities.
As a member of the Association of German Music Schools, the music school operates on a non-profit basis.
Funding is provided by the Trägerverein Mendelssohn-Musikschule Einbeck e. V., which receives support from the Förderverein der Mendelssohn-Musikschule e.V.
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