Music & Voice   

Do you have a passion for voiceovers? Want to earn income using your talents from the comfort of your home? Explore the fun, rewarding possibilities of the growing remote voiceover industry! Discover the current trends in the industry and how easy and affordable it can be to learn, set up and work from home. You’ll learn about different types of voiceovers and tools you’ll need to find success. Your instructor, a professional voice actor from Voices For All, will take notes as you read a real script in this one-on-one video chat setting and offer some coaching to improve your delivery You’ll receive a professional evaluation later in a follow up call. One-time 90-minute, introductory class. 18 and over. Upon registration you will be contacted by VFA to schedule your class for a day and time of your convenience. Non-auditioned choir for both beginning and experienced singers.  You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform choral literature as a community member joining with the college concert choir.

Come celebrate the joy of making music and experience the rare sound of several players playing at once! Class will involve a mix of group and solo play; students should bring a pair of headphones. You will learn to establish your personal musical goals, learn the fundamentals of piano, make music fluidly alone and with others while gaining confidence as a player in a safe place.  No class Oct. 21st.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

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This course is a follow-up to Beginning Piano Level II, and will expand the concepts learned there with new keys and songs. Come deepen your understanding of piano and music theory in a fun and supportive group environment that's focused on helping you achieve your own personal musical goals. It is highly recommended that you take Beginning Piano Level I first. No class October 22nd.    

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

This popular course is structured in a supportive and collaborative group environment where all skill levels are welcomed. An instrument is required; any Ukulele is okay! You’ll learn to develop techniques such as strumming, fingerpicking, rhythm, harmony and melody while gaining confidence as a player in a safe space. No class Oct. 21st.

This Class offered at the Puyallup campus.

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Come sing and play with us! This class is primarily focused on playing songs together as a group. You'll learn how to actively listen to music, how to play with others, and be part of a musical community! All levels are welcome, but if you're brand new to the Ukulele it is recommended that you take Beginning Ukulele first or at the same time. Singing is optional but highly encouraged.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

Non-auditioned choir for both beginning and experienced singers.  You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform choral literature as a community member joining with the college concert choir.

Non-auditioned choir for both beginning and experienced singers.  You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform choral literature as a community member joining with the college concert choir.

Non-auditioned choir for both beginning and experienced singers.  You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform choral literature as a community member joining with the college concert choir.

Non-auditioned choir for both beginning and experienced singers.  You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform choral literature as a community member joining with the college concert choir.

A large performance group open to all with experience reading and performing instrumental band literature. You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform as a community member joining with the college band.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

A large performance group open to all with experience reading and performing instrumental orchestra literature. You will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform as a community member joining with the college orchestra. Prior to registering, please contact JPScott@pierce.ctc.edu to discuss your instrument and experience level.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus. Come and join the Community Orchestra at Pierce College. This is a non-credit community practice group open to students with experience reading and performing orchestra literature with an opportunity for a community performance at the end of the term. Students should be able to demonstrate ability in the areas of timbre, rhythmic accuracy, intonation, expression, style and balance. Bring your professional attitude towards practice, self-motivation and effective team work to our orchestra. Note: Class leader and conductor are volunteers for this class this quarter. No class February 20th.

Come and join the Community Orchestra at Pierce College. This is a non-credit community practice group open to students with experience reading and performing orchestra literature with an opportunity for a community performance at the end of the term. Students should be able to demonstrate ability in the areas of timbre, rhythmic accuracy, intonation, expression, style and balance. Bring your professional attitude towards practice, self-motivation and effective team work to our orchestra. Note: Class leader and conductor are volunteers for this class this quarter. No class February 20th.

A smaller, auditioned ensemble intended for more experienced instrumental musicians. Rehearse and perform advanced band literature. Quarterly concerts required. Prior to registering, please contact JPScott@pierce.ctc.edu to arrange an audition.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.