Learning to play the piano can be intimidating, and that puts people off before they’ve even given it a try. The truth is that it’s easier than you would think to learn piano music – you just gotta choose the right
Check out just a few highlights of our students’ incredibly artistic performances at our “Let’s Play S’more Music!” Recital on June 4th, 2017 in Greenwich, CT. Our students never disappoint! Many thanks to our participating Forbes Music Teachers: Alice, Ashley, Brian, Cynthia, Emily,
“Jazz improvisation is exactly like speaking,” notes jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. This is a compelling statement on a few different levels. First it’s important to explore the parallels between speaking words and playing notes. Structurally the two are quite similar.
There are many different types of musical theatre singing that require different types of training. Learn about the different ones here. Source: What Are the Different Types of Musical Theatre Singing | Molly’s Music Blog
The modern American lives in a culture of constant learning and socialization – until a certain point. From kindergarten through high school, students jam in as much knowledge as they can, filling their spare time with hobbies and social endeavors.
Parents and students are always asking about the importance of practice and how to make the most of every minute. Watch the video at the link below and learn what effective practicing looks like, scientifically. Source: How To Practice Effectively, According
Have you ever gotten chills from listening to music? Not everyone does, but if you do it’s because your brain is built differently. At least according to the latest research. Check out the article below to learn more! Source: What
We’re ready for summer! Are you? Whether you’re heading to the beach or taking off on a camping trip, it’s always nice to bring some tunes. Why not make music a family affair?!? Our Forbes Music Teachers will give the
Ask any music teacher and they’ll agree: Music effects children’s brain development positively in numerous ways. If you’re looking for some scientific evidence, check out the article below. Source: A child’s brain develops faster with exposure to music education |
Parents who have patiently sat through countless music recitals and questioned their sanity at encouraging all those trumpet or violin lessons need do so no longer. Even ear-splitting dissonance has an upside. Music training not only helps children develop fine motor skills, but aids