Everett Music Studio & Productions

03/21/2026

Spring Break is about over! Focus on getting ready to sing call 918-894-5480

03/19/2026

Looking to sing in foreign languages? Call us to schedule a lesson with Markel. Italian, German, French! 918-895-5480

03/18/2026

This was the second time I met Yinon at a tradeshow but he swears it was the first!!

03/16/2026

Happy St Patty’s day lessons

03/16/2026

We are OPEN this week!
If you want to make up lessons or call us to set up a free lesson to check out the studio!

03/06/2026

Making Memories-- Recording Bry's albumn in Nashvegas

02/23/2026

at Everett Music Studio in Bartlesville—we want to help our students stay motivated!!

Here are the Top 5 Evidence-Based Strategies to Keep Kids Engaged in Music Practice:

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1. Give Them Ownership (Autonomy Drives Motivation)

Children practice longer and more consistently when they feel control.

Implementation Framework:
• Let them choose 1 “passion piece” alongside required repertoire.
• Offer structured options: “Do you want to start with warmups or your song?”
• Allow stylistic exploration (tempo, dynamics, phrasing choices).

Research in motivational psychology (Self-Determination Theory) shows autonomy increases intrinsic motivation significantly.

Our philosophy is letting students sing or play music they love while still building technique.

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2. Break Practice into Micro-Goals

“Practice your song” is vague. Kids disengage quickly. We use the students age— 5 year olds practice 5 minutes ar a setting

Instead use:
• 5-minute skill sprints
• One measurable goal per segment (e.g., “Play measure 8–12 three times without stopping.”)

A 20-minute session could look like:
1. 3 minutes – Warm-up game
2. 7 minutes – Trouble spot isolation
3. 5 minutes – Performance run
4. 5 minutes – Fun piece

Short, defined wins create dopamine feedback loops.

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3. Gamify the Process

Especially effective for ages 5–12.

Examples:
• Sticker charts tied to consistency, not perfection
• “Beat the Timer” challenges
• Dice rolls for dynamics (1 = whisper, 6 = forte)
• Parent vs. child rhythm clap-offs

turn grandparents or parents into the “audience judges” once a week. That builds performance confidence early.

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4. Practice for Performance, Not Just Accuracy

Children engage more when they know why they are practicing.

Tie practice to:
• Studio shows
• Church specials
• Community performances
• Video recordings for family

When students know someone will hear them, engagement increases dramatically.

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5. Keep It Short but Consistent

Frequency beats duration.
• Ages 5–7: 5–10 minutes daily
• Ages 8–11: 15–20 minutes
• Teens: 20–30 focused minutes

A short daily rhythm builds identity:
“I am someone who practices.”

Inconsistent long sessions create resistance.

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Bonus: Emotional Engagement Strategy

Children stay engaged when:
• They feel seen.
• Their progress is celebrated.
• Mistakes are normalized.

Language shift:
Instead of “That was wrong,” try:
“Let’s experiment with that measure.”

That protects confidence—especially important in voice students.e

02/16/2026

My little Jecky died yesterday.

02/13/2026

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02/07/2026

Here is something fun to go see!!

Come see these magical kids tonight at 6:30 PM at the BAPAC!

Make a splash with BAPS Stars On Stage and experience the magic of live theatre like never before! ✨

This inspiring program brings children of all abilities together with their peers to create a fully staged production—celebrating creativity, collaboration, and genuine connection. Stars On Stage creates a joyful, inclusive community where every performer belongs and every voice matters.

Experience the smiles, the music, and the magic as these students light up the stage in a performance you won’t forget! ✨

All proceeds from ticket sales directly support this life-changing program.
🎭 Disney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID JR.
📅 February 6–7 @ 6:30 PM
📅 February 8 @ 2:00 PM
✨ Adult Tickets: $18
✨ Youth Tickets (17 & under): $12
📍 Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center
🎟 Get your tickets here: https://cur8.com/16313/project/135972

02/07/2026

Our alumni Singer Songwriter Serena Jeffers will be performing in Independence!! So proud of this women!
Let’s Go!!!