Contact Information
Jill Wilson
LCCMS Coordinator
Jenson-Noble 200B
Phone: (563) 387-2148
Luther College Community Music School
The Luther College Community Music School exists to:
- nurture students of all ages and levels of experience to expand their musical skills
- provide affordable music education opportunities
- offer teaching experience for future music educators
- encourage lifelong music making
The three areas of operation for LCCMS in the 2023-24 school year are Private Study, Service Learning Opportunities, and Community Events.
Private Study
Weekly lessons will be offered for band/orchestra instruments, piano, guitar, ukulele, and drum set. (We do not offer voice lessons). Thirty-minute weekly lessons will take place in the Jenson-Noble Music Building on the Luther College campus. Times will be arranged with assigned teachers. Students may choose to perform in a recital near the end of each semester. The spring semester recital will be held at 3:00 P.M. on Sunday, April 21 in the Choir Room in the Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. Tuition is $150 for the semester, which includes twelve 30-minute lessons and the (optional) recital performance.
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Service Learning Opportunities
The service learning component of the LCCMS allows Luther music education students to volunteer under the supervision of a faculty member. Community connections have included music classes at Sunflower Child Development Center, Modern Band (rock band) classes with Crossroads Academy students, musical experiences (“Sing, Say, Dance, Play”) with homeschooled students in the area, and ukulele play-alongs at the Decorah Senior Center. These experiences are designed to be mutually beneficial for participants and future educators. Please contact Jill Wilson (wilsji01@luther.edu) if you have a new idea for a partnership that fits this description!
Community Events
Ukepalooza 2024, a ukulele play-along (beginners welcome!), will be held Thursday, May 9 at 7 P.M. in Marty’s located in the Dahl Centennial Union. Send your student (ages 10 and up, please) or bring your whole family for a fun evening of group playing. Bring a uke if you have one or use one of ours!
For more information or to be added to our mailing list, please contact Jill Wilson at LCCMS@luther.edu.
Community Music School Teachers By Instrument
Cam Moll
Cam is a sophomore vocal music education major with minors in Spanish and musical theater. He loves hiking, spending times with friends and family, walking his dogs, and watching Star Wars and Marvel movies. He hopes to provide a wonderful experience for all students at LCCMS and can’t wait to get started!
Asli Lawrence
Asli is a sophomore double performance major with concentrations in piano and voice. She is from Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania and has been playing the piano since she was five years old. She is a member of the Nordic Choir, accompanies for Cathedral Choir, is music leader for Focus worship services on campus, and serves as fundraising coordinator for Habitat for Humanity. She has studied piano with Dr. Naomi Niskala and Dr. Du Huang.
Cam Moll
Cam is a sophomore vocal music education major with minors in Spanish and musical theater. He loves hiking, spending times with friends and family, walking his dogs, and watching Star Wars and Marvel movies. He hopes to provide a wonderful experience for all students at LCCMS and can’t wait to get started!
Eva Stadtlander
Contact Information
Jill Wilson
LCCMS Coordinator
Jenson-Noble 200B
Phone: (563) 387-2148