Now Booking for the 2026-27 School Year
NYC DOE Vendor Approved
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Transparent starting prices
Every program shows a real "from" price so you can open a budget line before you even call us.
One clean, itemized quote
Tell us grade, schedule, and goals. We send a tailored quote — usually within two business days.
Procurement, handled
We supply the W-9, program description, and funding language your budget office needs to process the order.
Programs & Pricing
Three ways to bring music in
Per-class pricing for one cohort of about 25–30 students, in one of the five boroughs, with all equipment, curriculum, and on-site staff included. Pick the format that fits your calendar.
Ch 01 - Single Session
Workshops
45–90 MIN · GRADE-ADAPTABLE
FROM $750/ session
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Hands-on beat-making, songwriting, or production in one high-impact session
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Great for electives, enrichment blocks, or a one-time spark
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Half-day (3 sessions) from $1,950 · full day (5) from $2,950
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4-session series from $2,600
Ch 02 -Multi Week
Residencies
Weekly Ends in a Showcase
FROM $4,200/ 6 weeks
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Students develop original music over several weeks and perform a final showcase
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10-week from $6,800 · full-semester (18–20 wks) from $12,500
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Strongest fit for Title I, Title IV-A, and 21st CCLC funding
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Reportable outcomes: creativity, collaboration, digital literacy
Ch 03 - School-Wide
Assemblies
Live Large-Group
FROM $1,500/ show
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High-energy performance plus music education in one event
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Perfect for kickoffs, spirit days, and arts-month celebrations
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Second back-to-back show same day: +$750
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Auditorium or gym — we bring the full setup
More Ways to Book
After-school, district, and partnerships
EXT 01 — OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME
After-School
From $375 / session
Or a 10-week block from $4,500 per cohort. Built for extended-day and 21st CCLC programs.
EXT 02 — VOLUME
Multi-School & District
10–15% off
3–4 schools save 10%, 5–9 save 15%, borough or district-wide is custom. Structured to fit DOE procurement.
EXT 03 — PREMIUM
Studio Partnership
From $25,000
year-long, multi-cohort programming with teacher PD, a branded student release, and an optional equipment package. RFP / MTAC-ready.
Paying for It
Most schools fund this without touching the general budget
Music and the arts are named in federal law as part of a well-rounded education, which opens several funding streams. We provide quote language and a program description your budget office can attach to a request.
TITLE IV-A
Student Support & Academic Enrichment
Explicitly covers programs supporting student access to music and the arts.
TITLE I
Part A
Allowable for arts when tied to improving achievement for disadvantaged students.
21st CCLC
Community Learning Centers
Funds before- and after-school enrichment, including music production.
PTA / GRANTS
Discretionary & Family-Funded
Arts grants, PTA, and discretionary funds. PTAs aren't bound by DOE procurement — the fastest path to yes.
We keep funding language at "qualifies / allowable" — eligibility depends on each school's needs assessment and budget office. Most single programs fall under the simple-purchase line, so a principal or parent coordinator can typically move quickly with minimal paperwork.