Performances, festivals, and musical experiences.
MusicaIQ events give students opportunities to perform, experiment, listen, and grow beyond the weekly lesson. Some events return each year with new dates, new students, and new stories.
Recurring event series
These events are designed as flexible formats that can return each season. Dates, venues, and programs may change, but the structure remains: students prepare, perform, and take part in a musical experience shaped with intention.
Music Festival - Spring
A multi-day event bringing together students, guest artists, and faculty. The festival includes lessons, workshops, and performances, with an emphasis on immersion rather than isolated presentation.
Each edition is shaped around a specific artistic context—repertoire, collaboration, or thematic focus—while maintaining a consistent structure of guided work and public performance.
Piano Monsters
What happens when little monsters get a piano? Musical storytelling for children and their families.
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Glitch
A performance exploring sound, texture, and disruption. The program moves between traditional repertoire and altered sonic environments, where expectations are intentionally unsettled.
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Adult Dinner Recital
A small-format evening centered on performance in a domestic setting. The focus is on listening, presence, and shared experience rather than formal presentation.
Adult students perform in an environment that allows continuity between practice and performance, with space for conversation and reflection.