Marcheselli Music Studio

It's been Christmas
in July @ our piano studio with plenty of carols & cheer!
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Happy 3rd "Piano-versary" to one of our wonderful students! 🥳🎹. Three years of dedication, growth, and incredible music-making. So proud of how far you’ve come and can't wait to see what you conquer next! 🚀🎶

We are thrilled to welcome one of our newest students—a professional singer! We're diving straight into piano and accompaniment goals. ✨

✨ A warm summer hello to our wonderful community! ✨

To everyone who follows along with Marcheselli Music Studio, thank you so much for being here. Your support means the world to us! 🎹

I continue to enjoy using this FB space to share occasional highlights of our students' musical journeys at our small studio — from the first tentative notes of a new piece to the proud moment when a student finishes an entire book of etudes. Whether we are celebrating recitals/gigs, community service events, or big milestones like music school acceptances, every moment counts. You’ll also catch a few "teacherly" insights, studio highs, and helpful tips along the way!

This past spring, we officially celebrated 11 years of making music and serving students in Western Mass & beyond. 🎉

We’d love to hear from you! Drop a comment below, send a message, or reach out to say hello. How is your summer soundtrack sounding so far? ☀️

Kudos to one of my piano students who just attended a songwriting camp this summer!

A beautiful reminder from the brilliant Sir Stephen Hough on the true purpose of music. In times of uncertainty or darkness, music isn't a luxury - it's a lifeline.

What does playing the piano mean to you during difficult times? Let us know. 👇

Sunday thought for today

Somewhere along the way, voice lessons became a race.

We speed through warm-ups. We rush through repertoire. We cram in theory, ear training, and exam requirements, trying to "make up" for what we couldn't fit in.

But here is the truth we don’t say often enough: Fast lessons do not equal deep learning.

Singing doesn't flourish under command-and-control. It grows in space, trust, and listening. (✨)

When we slow down, the magic happens:
✔ Breath deepens
✔ Posture softens
✔ Awareness grows
✔ Curiosity actually has room to breathe

Slowing down isn’t falling behind. It’s how learning actually lands.

Your students don’t need faster lessons. They need unhurried ones: lessons that feel like a place to arrive. (And honestly? Our nervous systems need that, too. 😅)

Read more about shifting from the "hustle" to student-led, unhurried pedagogy on the blog.

🔗 https://fullvoicemusic.com/unhurried-voice-lessons/

And that is a very big deal.

Excited for my student who is starting her newest book of piano ETUDES!