Whether you are located in the city or within the suburb home with an instructor who travels to you. Many families and students enjoy the scheduling and commuting convenience of in home lessons, while others also see the benefit of turning the home into a place of musical expression. At any age and level of
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Cello Lessons At Home
Cello is everyone’s favorite instrument. Yes, everyone. People gravitate towards the cello because of its beautiful low range and luscious, warm sound. No matter how well you play another instrument, a well-played cello is in-comparable. Honestly, I don’t know why other instruments even exist! The feeling I get from nailing a juicy cello line and
Advanced Drum Lessons
When a drum set student has reached the advanced level, it is very easy for them to stop and say “Ok, I can play drums now. I’m done”. This, of course, is never the case. It is absolutely impossible to finish learning how to play an instrument. A true student can always learn more. When
Rock Guitar Lessons – What To Know – 4 Common Approaches
The Guitar is the coolest of all instruments right? So when choosing a music lesson you can always bet private Guitar lessons will be a choice. But then your child says “Rock Guitar Lessons” and now your stumped. Is there a difference between Rock Guitar Lessons and non-rock guitar lessons? Will your student only be
Muisc Camps, Lessons – Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Florida
This is a really nice list of Music Summer camps for Middle School aged students. This list is really geared for our private students in the Atlanta area but can be of value to anyone looking for Great Summer Music Camps. Georgia: 1. Athena Music and Leadership Camp All girls band and orchestra camp for
Free Video Music Lessons vs. Traditional Private Lessons
With the wealth of resources now available online for music instruction, it seems tangible to acquire free video lessons and become proficient at an instrument. Along with free video lessons, do-it-yourself curriculum’s and other methods of avoiding traditional private instruction are increasingly popular, as students are drawn to the ease and low cost of self
Learning Piano Is Not Just For Children. Adults Take Muisc Lessons Too!
Learning to play a musical instrument is not only for children, Adults can learn as well. Many beginner piano students are children who’s parents want them to have a complete education including music lessons. But not every beginner student is a child. Some students don’t start taking lessons until they are in their teenage years
Major and Minor…Tonality… What’s The Difference… Scales and Chords
Early on in our music education we learn two very important musical terms: major and minor. I am often asked what is the difference. It is a tough question because there are many answers. Many people associate descriptive words with major and minor. Most commonly, major is happy and minor is sad. This is basically true but doesn’t adequately describe
3 Ways To Prepare Students For A Recital Part 3: Practice, Duh!
The #1 most important part to recital preparation is obviously PRACTICE! We have to teach our students how to practice and hope they follow through when we aren’t around every other hour of the week. Usually having a performance in the near future is enough to inspire even the least motivated student to practice and
Learning To Read Lead Sheets on Piano – Chord Charts – How To and Why!
Using lead sheets or chord charts to play your favorite song is not just accessible to guitar players, but to pianists also. Especially when students reach an intermediate level of piano study, reading lead sheets is a great theory exercise to incorporate into guitar lessons and can be made into a progressive improvisation study. What