ENGAizkraukle Music school offers educational programs:
- piano class
Children start their studies at the age of 7 - 8 years, their studies last for 8 years. Piano programs teachers are Alla Pukite, Elina Ivleva, Evija Cepure, Ilona Makareni. The educational program is led by educator Alla Pukite.
- accordion class
The accordion class has existed in the school since its foundation in 1967. There are 2 educators - Natalija Juskevica, a graduate of our school and head of department, and Tatjana Sila - also a graduate. Training lasts 6 years.
- violin class
Violin programs teacher is Liga Butane. Training lasts 8 years.
- wind instrument class
Students of the Music School's wind instrument class have the opportunity to learn:
- flute game
- saxophone game
- trumpet game
- trombone game
Students can acquire collective music skills. Teachers - Gundega Ermica and Ziedonis Pukitis. Training lasts 6 years.
- kokle class
Kokle is a Latvian national instrument.
The Kokle class was created in 1973 by Mirdza Blimberga. Daina Delvere (Laganovska)
started working as a teacher in 1986. From 2020 september as a teacher works Agnese Purina. Training lasts 6 years.
The school has created the Kokle ensemble "Eola kokle", which takes part in many concerts, festivals and events.
- vocal music - choir class
Pupils of P. Barisons Aizkraukle Music School choir learn solo singing, music literature, solfeggio, piano, choir conducting, singing in duets and ensembles. Most directly the class of the choir is related to the activity of the choir as a collective.
Educators - Silvia Tomasevska, Ilmars Pumpurs and Silva Upeniece.
The training lasts for 8 years.
- gitara class
The gitara class was ceated in 2020 septembert by teacher Arturs Zemnieks.
The entire programs studens learn theoretical disciplines
Theoretical disciplines are taught by all students of the Music School, regardless of the second program chosen. Teachers Baiba Petersone and Ilze Butane.
Upon graduation, students receive a music school graduation certificate for the education program they have completed. Students have the opportunity to enter and pursue music education.
