A piano recital is a big moment in your child’s musical journey—spotlights on, fingers poised, and all eyes watching. The right outfit does more than look good; it sets the tone, boosts confidence, and helps them feel ready to own the stage. Wondering what they should wear? Let’s make sure they step up in style
Starting violin lessons is an exciting journey, but beginners often have questions about the small but essential details—like how to rosin a bow properly. Applying rosin the right way is key to producing a clear, beautiful sound and ensuring smooth playability. If you or your child are new to the violin, this guide will walk
As music teachers who work with beginners every day, one of the most common questions we get is how to choose the right piano for your home. Whether your child is just starting lessons or you’re returning to piano after years away, finding the right instrument can make all the difference. Choosing a piano doesn’t
Finding the right mix between lessons and homework is key. As a team of private music teachers who work with busy beginners, we understand the challenge: how can you balance music and school without burning out? With practical routines and honest goal-setting, students can thrive in both areas. Why It Matters for Young Learners Learning
Why Kids Want to Quit Piano Early excitement can fade for many reasons: Understanding the reason helps you decide whether to let your child quit piano or provide realistic support. When Quitting Makes Sense There are times when stopping is perfectly reasonable: In these cases, it’s okay to pause. You can revisit lessons in a
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
One of the biggest questions we get from parents is: how much say should kids have in choosing musical instruments? As music teachers who work closely with beginners, we’ve seen firsthand how a child’s involvement in this decision can significantly impact their motivation and long-term success. Why Choice Matters for Motivation When children are given
As a team of voice teachers working with beginners, one question we hear daily is: “How do I warm up and fine-tune singing before practice?” Knowing the right routine sets the stage for clear tone, control, and vocal safety, especially for new learners. Why Warming Up Matters Before singing, your vocal cords benefit from gentle
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
As private music teachers working with beginner singers, we often receive urgent questions on how to help your vocal cords heal after strain. Healthy vocal cords are essential for sustained singing progress, and with gentle care, they can recover quickly. Below are 11 practical steps to support recovery and promote long-term vocal wellness. 1. Rest
