Elevating young lives through music

Infinite Music Rising Stars™ awards individual private and/or small group instrumental and vocal instruction to deserving students, 6th through 11th grades. Students are evaluated for the award based on academic achievement, musical talent, and financial need. Awards recognize individual musical dedication, allowing students to excel from personalized instruction, and share what they have learned as peer mentors.

Applications for Fall 2023 are now open. Student/parents, apply here.

Teacher/Educator can nominate student by clicking here. 

Makin’ Music™ Club offers group music lessons in an after-school setting with a hands-on approach to music-making study that is engaging, fun, and judgment-free. Instruments are provided and students are allowed to take them home for practice. Our Makin’ Music program can also be made available during the regular school day. This program provides a meaningful music education experience for young people to experiment, interpret, and explore.

Infinite Music’s directory of club programs is made available to local schools, music booster/PTA associations and collaborative nonprofit organizations and includes Musical Explorers Club, Ukulele, World Drumming, and Guitar. This program supports the many devoted local music educators and musicians that teach our kids the joy of music.

Be Instrumental™ workshops are group mentoring practicums for students enrolled in school band, voice, and related school music programs as well as for aspiring music students outside of band (keyboards, guitar, songwriting, digital engineering/recording, etc.) taught by industry professionals, professional musicians, and music teachers. Accomplished musicians have a unique opportunity to inspire. Infinite Music enlists the support of professional musicians to present workshops on technique and the role music has played in their lives. The result: enlightening performances, inspiring talks, and the chance to make a positive impact on young people’s lives.

To inquire about workshops for your students, fill out the Be Instrumental Inquiry Form.

S.N.A.P. provides students with disabilities a lively weekly music program organized around the concept of the World Atlas that integrates music, art, dance, rhythm, and movement for an enriching experience that helps young people grow as individuals, gain trust in their teachers and fellow students and engage and collaborate with others.