UPCOMING EVENTS
Why Music Lessons?
Excel in Orchestra
Lessons are the perfect complement to school programs. Students fine-tune skills, gain confidence in their abilities, and stand out from their class. With one-on-one attention, students have the opportunity to more fully understand their orchestra repertoire and ask questions. Lessons help build skills such as rhythm and sight reading that makes playing music in orchestra easier from the beginning, before even taking the music to the practice room.
Gain Confidence
Private lessons are a great way to build the skills and confidence in orchestra and offstage.
Improve Life
Numerous research studies have shown students involved in musical activities:
• Have higher overall academic test scores
• Improve their mathematical abilities, reading comprehension, problem-solving, memory and concentration skills
• Build self-confidence, good self-esteem and self-discipline
• Learn the value of teamwork and leadership
• Improve hand-eye coordination, thus increasing physical neural connections in the brain
• Develop an appreciation for the fine arts
• Tend to be more relaxed having a method of self-expression
To learn more about the benefits of music and music education for you or a loved one, read more on the National Association for Music Education website.
Lessons are the perfect complement to school programs. Students fine-tune skills, gain confidence in their abilities, and stand out from their class. With one-on-one attention, students have the opportunity to more fully understand their orchestra repertoire and ask questions. Lessons help build skills such as rhythm and sight reading that makes playing music in orchestra easier from the beginning, before even taking the music to the practice room.
Gain Confidence
Private lessons are a great way to build the skills and confidence in orchestra and offstage.
Improve Life
Numerous research studies have shown students involved in musical activities:
• Have higher overall academic test scores
• Improve their mathematical abilities, reading comprehension, problem-solving, memory and concentration skills
• Build self-confidence, good self-esteem and self-discipline
• Learn the value of teamwork and leadership
• Improve hand-eye coordination, thus increasing physical neural connections in the brain
• Develop an appreciation for the fine arts
• Tend to be more relaxed having a method of self-expression
To learn more about the benefits of music and music education for you or a loved one, read more on the National Association for Music Education website.