Do Re Mi Piano Academy

Welcome to Do Re Mi Piano Academy! Two and a half years after moving to our new location, we finally have some pictures! Thank you Tiffany Grace Linden of Linden Photos for such beautiful photos😊Spring semester starts January 9th and there are still slots available; fill out the contact form on the website for more info! Melody (the sweet studio goldendoodle) would love to make new friends 😀.

Hehe....I may not be this extreme, but my voice definitely goes up an octave or two when talking to my dog ....😅

That is just YES, hahaha!

I finally got around to making a few small updates on the website (including an introduction to Melody, the studio Goldendoodle 😊). Updated pictures to come next month!

www.doremipianoacademy.com

Fun! I needed help on a few; how many do you know? (Using the piano is allowed :) ).

Cute game.....thanks to Jennifer Flanders and Jim the Piano Guy for sharing.....(free printable from Jennifer Flanders...see website address on the bottom of the sheet).....

Hehe.....but please spare my piano students who need to start their Christmas music now to learn it by Christmas!

A musical smile for Monday.....thanks to Health is Wealth for sharing.....

For all of my students whom I've forced to practice drawing treble clefs 😉...

Interesting.....thanks to Alfred Music for sharing.....

Our studio received an upgrade just in time for the start of a new semester :). Thank you Lawson Design Co. for your stunning work!

I must be getting old, because I had to google the green circles 😬(Spotify, in case you were wondering!)

A musical smile for Saturday.....thanks to Musicians Unite for sharing.....

A little inspiration for your Monday!

So true.....thanks to Musicians Unite for sharing.....

"Why is one octave higher 8'va' and two octaves higher 15'ma'?" A student asked me this in his lesson today, and I am somewhat ashamed to say that I did not know the answer! HOWEVER, I did promise to look it up for him and share next week, and this is what I found: 8va is an abbreviation for the Italian word "ottava" meaning "8th" and 15ma is an abbreviation for the Italian word "quindicesima" meaning "15th." There you go!