Find your harmony
Music is for everyone.
Our Music program explores the universality of music and its effect on people’s lives and cultures. Every musical culture in the world is valuable, and everyone can take part.
Experienced musicians and newcomers alike explore many forms of musical expression through co-curricular groups, performance courses and academic courses such as Music History and Honors Advanced Musicianship.
Groups & ensembles
Find your sound.
Six ways to make music with others.
Co-curricular
Choir
Students, faculty and staff sing choral music from many traditions, with an emphasis on fun and community.
Performance course
Jazz Band
Rehearse and perform with fellow jazz musicians, building ensemble skills and solo improvisation.
Performance course
Rock Band
Electric and acoustic instrumentalists and vocalists play classic and contemporary songs together.
Honors course
Chamber
The Honors Chamber Ensemble builds technique and expression through daily exercises, preparing for a culminating concert.
Intersession
Production
Create, perform or engineer original recordings in our sound studios.
Honor society
Tri-M
The Tri-M Music Honor Society, for dedicated musicians in grades 10 to 12, supports all the arts at SA.
Concerts
Hear us play.
Each year brings winter and spring choir concerts and winter and spring jazz and rock concerts, plus performances in our theater productions and at regional festivals.

On stage
Performing all year.
Musicians and vocalists perform in several concerts a year, in theater productions, at regional competitions and festivals, and at our weekly Community Meeting.
Music Director Mario Dell’Olio, Director of Choral Music Kira Bombace and Music Teacher Daniel Reiter lead the program.
Visit
Come hear us play.
The best way to understand an SA education is to see it in person. Join us for an Open House or Visit Day.
