Springer Singers After School Program by Bravissimo
Sing, learn & shine. Kick off the school day with music, confidence, and teamwork. Students explore vocal technique, healthy singing, part-singing, and live performance opportunities throughout the school year.
🎊🎶 Early Bird Deadline: November 30! Join us an Springer Singers by Bravissimo: save with an early discount and perform in time for our Holiday concert.🎊
Season runs from November 2026 to May or June 2027.
| Location | Springer Elementary Multiroom |
| Eligibility | Springer Elementary students, Grades 2–6 (1st grade upon request) |
| Primary Rehearsal Time | Wednesdays, 7:30 AM – 8:20 AM |
| Program Period | November 18, 2026 – end by May or June, 2027 |
| Planned Sessions | 24 sessions and 4 performances or more |
| What’s Included | Professional vocal instruction, program T-shirt, music binders and sheet music, live performance opportunities |
| Cost | $600 for 24 sessions starting in Nov through June and 4 performances or more. Early Bird by Nov 30: $500 |
Questions? Email us at info@bravissimo.studio
Instructor
Maestro Alan Anibal
With more than fifteen years working in music education, teaching piano and voice to undergraduate students, teenagers, and young children. Alan has taught at music schools across the country, specially in New York, New Jersey, and Palo Alto. Alan Anibal is co-founder of Bravissimo! Music Institute and Creative Studio and Artistic Director and conductor of the Sunnyvale Youth Philharmonic. Mr. Anibal has a Master’s Degree in Conducting from Bard College where he studied under the guidance of renowned conductors Harold Farberman, Apo Hsu, and Leon Botstein. Mr. AnÃbal was appointed Conductor of Festival Opera’s 2018 Season, leading the critically acclaimed productions of La Bohème, Tosca, and Die Fledermaus. In the Santa Rosa Symphony (CA), he led the Santa Rosa Debut Youth Orchestra. He was Guest Conductor for the 2017-2018 Season of the Fremont Symphony Orchestra. Alan served as the artistic director the Napa Valley Youth Symphony’s Artistic Director for four years. A tenor, he was mentored in Opera singing by renowned tenors Benito Maresca (Italy and Brazil) and Rufus Muller (NYC).