Musedics is an online choir and instrumental music program for young people 12-18, with no audition or prior experience required.
Music Education Interactive Course Solutions... brings innovative music experiences to young people, ages 12-18
With adaptability activities woven into each class, Musedics is perfectly suited for integrating children with special needs with traditional learners.
Built on a synchronous template, master teachers, students, and in-class assistants will interact in real-time classes. Students from around the globe are encouraged to participate!
Lessons are online and open to students around the globe. All lessons are taught in English.
Musedics allows students to engage in music after school, in school or at home!
For Individual Learners:
This platform is designed to connect students around the globe, to sing and play instruments together. No experience is required.
- Classes are online and live, twice a week for a school semester
- A virtual concert accompanied by professional musicians is presented after the class is completed.
- This platform is perfect for Individuals.
- We offer Virtual and Interactive Ensemble Classes.
- Sing with an exciting Global Teen Choir accompanied by an International Orchestra.
Discover Musedics . . . experience the joy and confidence of ensemble music!
Registration - Open NOW. Registration closes August 30.
September 13 - classes begin
Meet some of our International Musedics Team
Connie Fortunato
Santa Cruz, California
Founder and President
Music Camp International
Master Choral Conductor
Carmen Hord
Craiova,Romania
Chief Program Director and Site Administrator Music Camp International
BA - in music, Emmanuel University, Oradea, Romania
Carmen began her career with Music Camp International 20 years ago as a teacher of recorder and handchimes, and has continued her involvement with MCI to this day. For the past ten years she has been the music teacher at Școala Gimnazială Particulară Ethos in Craiova, Romania. As of July 1, 2022, Carmen has been named as Chief Program Director for Music Camp International - including Musedics, on-location Music Camps and Virtual Camps.
Rebecca Jackson-Picht
San Jose, California
Master Violin Teacher
Performing Artist
BM Juilliard and MM UCSC, Founder of Music in May
Rebecca received her Bachelor of Music from The Juilliard School in New York and Masters of Music from UCSC. She is the Founder and Artistic Director of Music in May, a non-profit whose goal is to promote the development and performance of chamber music and involve young people, especially those who are underserved, with the opportunity to discover and experience the joy of making music. Believing strongly in the power of music to heal and unite, she has performed in marginalized communities across the U.S., Ukraine, Romania, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Nepal, Costa Rica, and Lebanon.
Shirley Platte
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
Recorder Teacher
Musedics Accompanist
MM Ball State University
Shirley is a retired school music teacher, accomplished organist and pianist. She has traveled to Eastern Europe 13 times to participate in many of MCI's Camps and special projects, including their performance at the Council of Europe. Shirley was one of the first two teachers for the Musedics recorder class. She also prepares the accompaniment tracks for both the choral and instrumental pieces that are included in the online curriculum. She and her husband, Jay, assist MCI and Musedics with many of their I.T. skills.
Ananya Shukla
New Delhi, India
Intern Coordinator
Virtual Music Camp Alumna
Ananya first heard about Music Camp International from her high school music teacher in Delhi, India. She immediately enrolled in our Virtual Music Camps and performances. Ananya's desire to help others inspired her to visit the Don Bosco Ashalayam Boy's Orphanage to explore the idea of having them participate in Musedics. Now she returns to Ashalayam as an intern to assist in supervising and encouraging the classes. Ananya has completed her freshman year at the university where she is studying to become a pharmacist. She will also recruit and train other colleagues as interns to help in the multiple locations where Musedics will be held.
