The Music Stand offers engaging and interactive master classes, clinics, workshops, and music film screenings. We feature composers and performers from past to present eras, explore biographical information, and historical facts.
The major areas of emphasis include: Music Appreciation, Song Form, Rhythm, Improvisation, Music History, Concert Etiquette, and Music Business.
Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with performing professionals and have the chance to ask questions and volunteer for session technique demonstrations. Creativity is encouraged through spontaneous music moments.
Our music education programs are open to the community. We have a heart for young people in communities of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and beyond. We partner with youth organizations, schools, and music associations.
If you are an educator or leader who works with music students or youth and interested in partnering with us for these programs, please contact us at themusicstandorg@gmail.com
Arlington Jones hosting a film screening of The Quilt: A Living History of African American Music, produced by Musical Bridges Around the World
Arlington Jones presenting “I Can Improvise & Groove” at Arlington ISD Center for Visual and Performing Arts
