Music United is a registered student organization at the University of Texas at Austin. The program seeks to work with children with disabilities and/or financial needs and teach them music for free. Music lessons take place once a week on the UT Austin campus, during which students have the chance to learn piano, violin, guitar, and many other instruments. At the end of each semester, Music United hosts a concert showcasing student and teacher performances to celebrate their semester-long achievements.
Music United takes inspiration from the Music Eunited program. With support from the University of Texas at Austin and the commitment of its students, Music United hopes to continue to improve access to music education and help children reach their maximum potential.
FAQ
How is Music United ensuring a safe and supportive environment for its students?
Music United is registered with the Youth Protection Program at the University of Texas at Austin to commit to its institutional and legal obligations to ensure the safety of participating minors. As a result, Music United requires that a parent, guardian, or an adult chaperone be present for the duration of lessons and other Music United events. Dropping off the participating minor is not permitted.
Is Music United affiliated with the University of Texas at Austin?
No. Music United is a registered student organization at the University, but it is considered a private entity and does not represent the University.
Does my child need an instrument at home?
Having an instrument is highly recommended. If you are in the program for financial need, please discuss possible donations with your Music United teacher or officers.
Do I need to purchase lesson books?
Yes, depending on the curriculum that is deemed best for your child. If you are in the program for financial need, please discuss possible donations with your Music United teacher or officers.
