Have you ever wanted to play an instrument but never had the time or the opportunity? It’s never too late to start! Take this quiz to see which instrument would be best for you! What Instrument Should You Play? (for 35 years and older) 1. Do you have children in the house? A. Yes, young
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Guitar Lessons – Practice Isn’t Homework
If you’re like most, we don’t want to do homework and understanding that simple feeling can really shed a lot of light on how to make the most of your time practicing guitar.
3 Sections Of A Flute – They Have Joints Too!
There are 3 sections of a Flute Just like people have joints that help us function as people so do flutes. If you or your child is thinking about playing the flute, it’s a great thing to familiarize yourself with the different sections of the instrument so you can know the terminology to mention while
Piano Lessons For Young Beginners – 4 & 5 Year Old’s
Deciding when to start piano lessons is a common question for many parents. While children can start piano lessons at various ages, beginning at ages 4 and 5 is a great start. At this formative stage, children are like sponges, eager to absorb new information and skills. This article explores how piano lessons for young
What Kids Learn Beyond Practicing Music
As private music teachers who work with beginners every day, we love helping students grow as musicians. But something else happens during lessons that we don’t talk about enough—what they’re learning beyond practicing music. From emotional awareness to time management, music lessons offer lifelong skills that go far beyond scales and songs. Emotional Growth and
How to Practice Drums Without a Drum Set: A Beginner’s Toolkit
You don’t need a full drum kit to become a strong drummer. As teachers who work with beginner percussion students every day, we’ve seen some of our most consistent progress come from students who practice creatively—on couches, desktops, and even knees. This guide shows you how to practice drums without a drum set using simple
Introducing Guitar Club
We are looking forward to starting something really exciting at Lessons In Your Home Miami. We are introducing a guitar club as part of our school program, Music In Your School! This new class will be in a group setting and is geared towards getting students to learn together and have fun by playing songs
3 Traits of A Good Piano Teacher
3 Traits of a Good Piano Teacher: Insights from Experienced Private Music Instructors As dedicated private music teachers working primarily with beginner students, we often encounter the question: What makes a good piano teacher? Understanding the essential qualities can help parents and students make informed decisions when selecting an instructor. In this article, we explore
Three Essential Reminders for Teaching Music Lessons Better
Whether you’re instructing piano, voice, or guitar, these reminders for teaching music lessons help you focus on clarity, engagement, and student-centered growth. They’re simple, research-anytime principles that support both effective teaching and joyful learning. Reminder 1: Offer Clear, Achievable Goals Lessons should frame clear objectives—“play this phrase smoothly,” or “sing this line in pitch.” Setting
How To Tune A Cello
Beginner cello students don’t always get taught how to tune a cello right away. So what happens when they get home to practice and the cello is out of tune? Here’s how it works: Using A Tuner: Tuning with a tuner is the easiest and most accurate way to tune your cello. Make sure it’s