NFTY Home / Resources / Songleading & Music / NaShir: Teen Songleading Institute
NaShir: Teen Songleading Institute

GuitarAn exciting new opportunity to join with other teen songleaders for a weekend of training, skill development and hands on learning! Participate in intensive workshops, small-group specialty focused electives, individual evaluation and a musical Shabbat experience.

Return home with a skill set that will enable you to take advantage of the songleading opportunities at your Temple, Religious School, Youth Group and in NFTY.

Next Nashir Weekend:

When: August 23-25
Where: URJ Kutz Camp
Cost: $150

  • Learn how to effectively teach a song
  • Work collaboratively in a team (songleading team, Religious School staff, NFTY region, etc.)
  • Songlead at a Worship Service, Religious School, Youth Group Event
  • Teach early childhood music
  • Plan for a service, song session, Religious school year music program
  • Learn new melodies and be introduced to old favorites
  • Share best practices to continue their growth as a songleader after the program concludes
 
 

This songleading training institute for teen musicians interested in leading music for their temple, Religious School, Youth Group and NFTY has been made possible thanks to a generous gift from Dr. Arthur and Marilyn Lieber.

Songleading Resources
Bookmark NFTY Songleading Page
Explore your interest in Songleading and find more resources for beginners through experts.
Bookmark Songleading Major at URJ Kutz Camp
Kutz Camp is home to the premiere songleading training experience for NFTY teens. Learn more about the major on their website!
Bookmark URJ Books and Music Music Collection
Browse the entire URJ Books and Music collection to find songbooks, cds and more!
Bookmark URJ Music Resources
Learn more about Jewish music, find audio recordings, discover congregational resources and register for training programs.

Copyright © 2000- North American Federation of Temple Youth
NFTY.org > The official address of Reform Jewish Teens!
An affiliate of the Union for Reform Judaism and a snif (branch) of Netzer Olami.