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How often, and for how long should your child practice? Ideally, all students should be practicing each day. The amount of time spent with their instrument varies with age, as it can be difficult to get younger children to
If you are debating whether it is better to study music in a group class or enroll in one-on-one lessons you are not alone. It’s a tough choice, and both types of learning have their benefits and challenges. Private
1. Builds confidence: When a student sees improvement in their playing it can boost confidence in other aspects of their life. Continually progressing towards more challenging goals shows what they are capable of achieving with their own work ethic
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In 2013, when we opened our first downtown music school location, we knew we were doing something special. However, we never expected to have such great responses so quickly. In 2014, we were delighted to have been nominated by
Are you ready to perform? When students think of performances, they often think of a long show with a number of songs that can require months of preparation. This often leaves students wondering: “Am I ready to perform?” At our
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