Academy of Visual and Performing Arts - Music

Congratulations to our La Sierra University Graduating AVPA Voice Teacher, Nicole Anne Tiburcio! Your AVPA family is so proud of you.

Our music academy is not just a place of learning, but of inspiration and creativity, where dreams are realized and futures are shaped. 🎺🎷🪇🪘🎸🎹🎻

Visit our website at "https://www.avpamusic.com/" and enroll for the Fall 2023 semester.

Don't miss your chance. Go to our https://www.avpamusic.com/ and enroll for fall 2023.

From the very beginning of their musical journey, AVPA students have been consistently encouraged to take part in recitals. We invite you to join us for our upcoming Fall Quarter. Enroll now at https://www.avpamusic.com/ to secure your place in this enriching experience.

Check out some of the benefits of learning music

Enhances Brain Development
Numerous studies have demonstrated that the comprehension of musical language can significantly contribute to a child's overall mental development, ultimately leading to improved academic performance.

Alleviates Stress
Music serves as a powerful therapeutic tool, capable of not only reducing stress but also promoting healing and enhancing emotional well-being. Various techniques, such as listening to music, playing a musical instrument, singing along, and utilizing guided imagery with music, can be employed to achieve these benefits.

Fosters Focus
Engaging in musical activities, whether it be playing an instrument or participating in a musical class, requires unwavering attention. Consequently, these experiences enhance students' ability to concentrate and focus.

Enhances Social Skills
Music is often performed in a group setting, fostering teamwork and cooperation among all participants. Attending rehearsals and practicing together are crucial for improving the overall performance. Collaborating towards a common goal not only enhances social skills but also cultivates a sense of social cohesion and understanding of oneself and others, as highlighted by Dr. Alexandra Lamont, a Lecturer in the Psychology of Music at the University of Keele.