Piano with Dr. Elizabeth

07/06/2024

Parents- these are great ways to encourage your child’s musical progress at home! 🎶

Ways Parents can Help Children in Their Music Lessons.
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05/08/2024

Happy birthday to the composer of the ever popular and funnily quirky “Pink Panther,” Henry Mancini! 🎶

04/02/2024

It’s World Autism Awareness Day, and we are celebrating all of the creatively neurodiverse students in our studio! ✨

We love all of our students, and are grateful for the unique gifts, perspectives and insights they bring to the studio! 🌈

03/31/2024

Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter! Hope your weekend has been full of fun, sunshine and joy! ✝️
Looking forward to another great week of music at lessons this week!

03/19/2024

Just a reminder that there are no lessons this week since Dr. Elizabeth is at a conference in Atlanta- so enjoy your spring break, and see you next week! 🦋

03/06/2024

🎉 Miss Avery had her first piano lesson this week! 🤩

She really enjoyed using animal finger puppets to explore different sounds the piano can make, learned the Weeping Willow Tree exercise to keep our hands relaxed, and was a champ at finding all the 2 and 3 black keys! 🎹 (and of course, we listened to ‘Aquarium’ from Carnival of the Animals to move like a fish and see what sneaky animals might be swimming by 🦈 🐙)

🎶 Welcome to the studio, Avery! 👏

01/02/2024

Happy 2024, studio families and followers! ✨
Lessons start back tomorrow and we’re ready for another wonderful semester of learning, piano and exploring music! 🎶

11/21/2023

Having fun with our new magnetic board and props from Music Escapades Shoppe to show the patterns of our Scale Waltz piece from Tales of a Musical Journey by Irina Gorin! 🕺🏼

Only a few lessons this week due to Thanksgiving, but we’ll be back on full schedule next week as we finish up the fall semester! 🎶

10/09/2023

👏 Music and piano are so much more than just a lesson each week!

Why do people pay for piano lessons?

The answer is….they don’t pay for piano lessons. They pay for so much more.

- They pay for their child to learn what it takes to commit to something meaningful;

- They pay so that their child can learn the magic of creation, of forming something beautiful using their hands;

- They pay so that their child recognises the power of discipline, of working at something consistently, at least five days per week, honing their skills and building their fluency;

- They pay so that their child understands not to quit when the novelty has worn off and the work must set in;

- They pay so their child learns that they must still put in the work, even when tired and grumpy, not just giving up and spending hours on TikTok;

- They pay so that they can learn the joy of creating music with others: listening intently, and learning to chop, change and compromise;

- They pay so that they realise that it’s not just “enjoying themselves” but working meticulously on small details;

- They pay so that they DO enjoy themselves;

- They pay so that their child creates neural pathways that impact every single area of the curriculum;

- They pay so that their child develops the most incredible fine motor skills;

- They pay so that their child sees that art can be transcendent, and can accompany us through our darkest times;

- They pay because music puts us in touch with something that can’t be otherwise expressed.