Nicole's Music Room

Why music is Soooo important!

https://youtu.be/MZFFwy5fwYI

I recently moved my piano and other instruments into a new room!

It has inspired me to offer sessions for people to just explore these instruments without the pressure of "getting it right" or "being musical" ... instead, they are about playing, listening and exploring without judgement and inhibition.

Here are a few pictures and a short video of the space!

Of course, I still teach Simply Music piano lessons to people of all ages ... so if you are keen to start PLAYING all different styles of music from your first lessons book in your FREE info session! 0419285500.

Want to EXPLORE sound and music in a safe and creative way?

I am now offering 40-minute sessions for people of ALL ages and abilities to explore, play and create music using any instruments in my new Music Room!

Instruments include: Piano, Rav Vast hand pan, crystal singing bowls, gongs, double bass, bass guitar, guitar, autoharp, hand percussion, drums, Koshi chimes and more!

NO MUSICAL BACKGROUND NECESSARY!

Purpose? To express yourself through music. To be present. To connect. To play. To explore musical elements. To tap into creativity. To reduce stress!

Cost:
$70 - 40 min 1:1 session.
$180 - 60 min group session - Max 3 people (find a few friends and split the cost!)
Packages available

Times Available:
Monday: 9:30am - 10:30am
Tuesday: 9:30am - 12:30pm and 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Thursday: 10:30 - 12:30 and 7:00pm - 8:00pm

PM or email or text to BOOK a spot!

See flyer below for details!

Check out Lucy!

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Playing the piano and learning how to read music keeps the brain active!

"We have no doubt that continuing with music into older age has played an important role in keeping our brains healthy."

"Simply listening to music did not appear to help cognitive health."

"Prof Corbett said that, although more research was needed, promoting musical education could form a "valuable" part of a public health message, as would encouraging older adults to return to music in later life."

Playing a musical instrument good for brain health in later life - study Playing an instrument is especially good for brain health and should be encouraged, researchers say.

Want to learn how to PLAY the piano with me?

I'm opening up some group classes for adults on Tuesday and Thursday mornings! I can also do private lessons of course, but groups are more fun for everyone!

Learn how to play blues, classical, popular music, accompaniments and more with BOTH hands from your very first lessons!

Come and find out if it's for you or not on the 11th!

Lessons in Leeming.

Nicole x

Create your own happy hormones by listening to your favourite music!

According to Dr. Francis Collins, music gives you endorphins. Endorphins make you happy. Dr. Collins’s book, “The Road to Wisdom,” is out now! #Colbert