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If you haven’t heard it for yourself, you’ve seen it in movies: the screech of a child’s instrument echoing through the house and leaving a trail of borderline bleeding ears in its wake. Suppose you are considering music lessons for your child. In that case, you may
You’ve got a song in your heart, and your fingers are ready to strum. You’ve narrowed your instrument of choice to two contenders. But you’re asking, “Should I learn ukulele or guitar?” Learning to play a new instrument is an investment — in both time and money —
You love everything about music — the sound, the way it makes you feel, the type of emotion it evokes. There is no better way to truly connect with music than to learn how to play an instrument. But this requires dedication and commitment. How do
Music affects us — and surely you’ve experienced it. Do you have a playlist especially for the gym to get you pumped to exercise? Do you listen to calming classical music to help you drift off to sleep? Have you ever played some cool jazz music to
There is no specific age at which to begin playing the violin. Some musicians will pick up the instrument as early as the age of three, while others wait until retirement to find
Have you finally committed to learning an instrument but you’re not sure whether the bass or the guitar is right for you? Do you picture yourself shredding at the front of
By Gillian Perkins Practice Policy | Private students are expected to practice daily on a well-maintained instrument. The practice area should be located in a quiet area away from distractions. The
By Mallory Livinston Let’s face it– sometimes practicing can get boring. Rehearsing the same songs over and over can at times take the fun out of the music. But you can’t move
Contributed by Mallory Livingston, Executive Director & Piano Teacher Have you ever just needed to focus at work and plugged into some of your personal jams to block out the other distracting
Ethnomusicology: a big fancy sounding word. Sounds interesting doesn’t it? But what does it really mean? And why does it even matter? Ethnomusicology is the study of music in cultures, and
If you haven’t heard it for yourself, you’ve seen it in movies: the screech of a child’s instrument echoing through the house and leaving a trail of borderline bleeding ears in its
You’ve got a song in your heart, and your fingers are ready to strum. You’ve narrowed your instrument of choice to two contenders. But you’re asking, “Should I learn ukulele or guitar?”
You love everything about music — the sound, the way it makes you feel, the type of emotion it evokes. There is no better way to truly connect with music than
Music affects us — and surely you’ve experienced it. Do you have a playlist especially for the gym to get you pumped to exercise? Do you listen to calming classical music
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