FAQ 

FAQ 

Q: What should students expect? 

A: Students should expect to learn about music in a fun and engaging environment. Students should expect to be challenged and encouraged to explore their creative side. Rehearsals, classes, and lessons are designed with this objective: to provide practical performance experience and opportunities. 

Q: What does Cadence expect from members?

A: Cadence expects all members to bring their most positive attitude, enthusiasm, and focus to all activities. Respect for others, kindness, and consistent effort are crucial to the success of our mission. 

Q: How should I communicate with Cadence?

A: With the exception of last-second emergencies or system outages, families should always use the MyMusicStaff Portal to communicate with Cadence. 

Q: What kind of commitment am I making? 

A: For all group activities, you are making a financial and time commitment from early September to mid-May. 

Q: Cancellations, Refunds & Withdrawals?

A: See Policies Below. 

Q: How qualified are Cadence instructors? 

A: Our instructors are qualified either through their formal training, professional experience, or a combination of both.

Q: Safety and Clearances? 

A: All our instructors are required to maintain up-to-date PA Abuse Clearances and undergo background checks. We place student safety and teacher accountability as the most important goals. 

Q: How do I pay? 

A: With cash, check, or through our online portal. We encourage families to set up autopay through the portal if they are paying monthly. 

Q: Regarding the choirs, will singers have an opportunity for a solo? 

A: Occasionally, we will program music that includes one or more solos. The director will hold auditions and select a singer based on that singer’s ability to perform that solo.

Q: Attire and supplies?

A: FOR YOUTH:

Formal - Light blue Cadence youth polo with black slacks or skirts, black socks, and shoes

Informal - Light blue Cadence youth polo with khaki slacks or skirts, and close-toed shoes 

FOR ADULTS