Educational Opportunities for Students
Moravian Music Festivals,
Music Weekends, and
other events and workshops:
Moravian Music Festivals, held every four years, offer robust music programs for all ages and levels, including for children and youth. Opportunities for Band, Chorus, handbells, steel pan, and more!
Smaller Band Festivals or Choral Festivals and Music Weekends also offer participation by youth.
The Moravian Music Foundation supports educators and students and provides opportunities for learning, study, research, and other projects.
MMF has relationships with Moravian College, Salem College, Rollins College, and UNC School of the Arts, and is currently developing contacts within Wake Forest University and Winston-Salem State University. MMF encourages interested students seeking discovery, experience and knowledge to consider the unique opportunities of working with primary sources and original manuscripts.
Contact our Director of Programming or Research Librarian to discuss the many learning opportunities available at the Foundation.
Informational Lectures
Volunteering
MMF occasionally offers volunteer projects that are appropriate for age and interest and welcomes inquiries from high school students seeking musical discovery, experience and knowledge.
Contact our Director of Programming or Program Associate in the Bethlehem office to discuss opportunities.
Academic Research
Contact our Resident Musicologist or Research Librarian to discuss research topics and projects.
Visit the MMF Researcher Guide
Unique Moravian Topics of Study & Interest
Music Editing
Music Editing may be a good project for a student or an accomplished musician. Please read more and then consult with MMF staff to explore this option.
