Balancing Music & School: How to Create a Practice Schedule That Works

Raising well-rounded children often involves a delicate dance between their academic responsibilities and their passions, like music. At Lessons in Your Home, we understand this intricate balance and are eager to share insights on how to seamlessly balance music and school into your child’s life. 1. Understanding Your Schedule: Identifying Time Blocks Effectively balancing music

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Balancing Music & School

Should I Let My Child Quit Piano?

Introducing your child to music lessons is an exciting milestone. Whether it’s piano, guitar, violin, or any other instrument, learning to play music offers numerous lifelong benefits. However, as your child progresses in their musical journey, they may express a desire to quit piano lessons. This can leave you as a parent in a predicament.

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Should I Let My Child Quit Piano?

Four Key Differences Between Voice Lessons for Adults and Children

This post is brought to you by a Lessons In Your Home Voice Teacher Beyond the clear intellectual and developmental gaps, voice lessons for children and adults are far from identical. Sure, foundational elements like breath control, vowel formation, and resonant singing are taught across the board. However, the methods and activities differ significantly depending

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instructor showing differences between adult and children voice lessons

How Much Say Should Your Child Have In Picking An Instrument To Play?

Provided by a Lessons In Your Home Instructor For many kids, music lessons are a favorite part of their academic routine. This enjoyment directly stems from their engagement and interest in music. As instructors and parents, our focus should be on maintaining their interest and engagement in music lessons. Music is not just fun; it

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How to Warm Up And Fine-Tune Your Singing Voice

Not all vocal warm-ups are created equal. In fact, a poorly constructed warm-up can do more harm than good, potentially straining and shutting down a singer’s voice instead of gently stretching and coordinating the necessary muscles. So, where should you start? A voice teacher is a great first step. At Lessons In Your Home, we

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How to Warm Up And Fine-Tune Your Singing Voice

Can piano music survive? China out buys USA in new pianos 250,000 to 44,000.

This is a really neat story by CBS news on pianos and there survival in the USA. The numbers in my opinion can be a little misleading since pianos can last a long time and many families have piano’s that have been passed down. If you piano needs repair or you need to start playing

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11 Ways to Help Your Vocal Cords Heal for Singing

Our Atlanta voice teachers at Lessons in Your Home want to train your children, through singing lessons, to reach their vocal potential regardless of their vocal range or musical capabilities. In order to accomplish this, your children will need to keep their respiratory systems healthy. However, illnesses and injuries are common and can temporarily rob

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11 Ways to Help Your Vocal Cords Heal for Singing