Happy October Everyone! What a beautiful month this is turning out to be—and not just the weather—our household is loving the Royals ride we are on this baseball post-season. I’m writing this on Monday, the 12th, so if it arrives
September 2015 – News and Tips for you! Hope you all are having a wonderful September! We’re off and rolling with lessons and having a blast–what amazing students you all are! IMPORTANT CHANGE! Due to a calendar/event conflict at Evangel,
Celebrating Student Achievements! Congratulations to the students who performed at the August 7th Concert! Jason M., Neema K., Joaquin C., Hannah M., Vanessa S., Maxwell S., Savanna S., Anabell H., Mathew K., Marie G., Bryan M., Joshua P., Sara S.,
I started playing ukulele out of curiosity…Matt brought one home and it looked very interesting, friendly, even. I played it one time and was hooked. Addicted. In Love. There is something so wonderful about the ukulele. Its sound is beautiful, it’s
Recently an acquaintance and mother of five was talking to me about music lessons for their son. Her husband highly valued music education and wanted all their children to have lessons during their childhood. But, one of their sons had absolutely
Check it out, we’re featured in the Kansas City Star! http://www.kansascity.com/2014/04/22/4975900/these-kc-music-students-will-rock.html click image to continue reading…
Friendship It’s hard to imagine my life without the friends I have made through music. Music, like many extra-curricular activities, brings one into contact with people whose path’s we may otherwise never cross. Since music is usually a group activity,
Being involved in music throughout my life has taught me a lot, even besides the obvious parts of technique, reading music, etc. The extra-musical skills I’ve gained have made me who I am and developed my personality in ways I
Let’s say you’ve been taking guitar lessons or music lessons of some sort and are ready for your first concert! You want to look confident and engaging, but not embarrass yourself…so how should you act on stage? Think about this–when
I have made amazing, huge, horrifying mistakes under the influence of performance anxiety (a.k.a. stage fright). I vividly remember an All-State Band audition I took my senior year of high school: I was auditioning on trumpet, an instrument I had