Apprentices at the Hall find that they have very little free time. If not in class, they are rehearsing, studying, or doing chores. Classes involve all aspects of Harpercraft: musical performance, both vocal and instrumental; music composition; instrument crafting; art; copying and research, particularly in the area of Charter Law; and arbitration. In addition, all apprentices are expected to contribute their talents in performances, so must rehearse on a regular basis, both with the chorus, in ensembles, and individually. Choral directors, teachers, and the Hall leadership may contribute their opinions as to which apprentices will actually be invited to perform as representatives of the Hall.

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