Practice Tips For Parents
Mr. J.T. Lee shares his tips for parents who are looking for new ways to motivate their kids to practice!
Meet Our August Student of the Month: Hayley Newton!
Congratulations to our August Student of the Month, Hayley Newton! Hayley is a 13 year old piano student, who was nominated by Miss Melanie Latty.
Meet Our July Student of the Month: Joey Breen!
We are proud to announce our July Student of the Month: Joey Breen! He was nominated by his teacher, Miss Sarah Cauthen, who says: “He’s always taking on challenging music, practices on a regular basis, and seems to really enjoy making music. He was my first-ever student with Metro, and I have seen him progress … Read more
Student Corner: How to Prepare for Successful College Entrance Auditions
by Grace Mason Hello, future music majors! I am in my third year of college as a music major with a focus in piano performance. If you are planning on being a music major in college, you have to first get accepted into the school (via your paper application, where they evaluate your grades, test … Read more
Teacher Tips: 6 Ways to Get Bored, Checked-Out, or Frustrated Students Excited Again!
Every teacher has been there. Maybe you’re there now. You have a student that just doesn’t seem…excited like they used to be. Or worse, they seem actively frustrated. They aren’t putting the same effort in that they were, or maybe they’re still trying but it seems like a chore. This is painful to see when … Read more
Meet our May Student of the Month: Matthew Meeker!
We’d like to introduce you to our May Student of the Month: Matthew Meeker! Matthew was nominated by his teacher, Mr. J.T. Lee. Here’s what Mr. J.T. has to say about why he nominated Matthew: “Matthew earned his place as student of the month back in March when he was the first guitar player in MMM … Read more
Beat the Couch Potato Blues: Take Summer Lessons
We LOVE our summer lessons for many reasons, and here are just a few: 1. Beat the Couch Potato Blues – Worried about your kids watching too much TV or playing too many video games over the summer break? Research has proven that learning an instrument engages many different parts of the brain. Not only are … Read more
9 Things Music Producers Want You To Know Before Your First Recording Session
Contributed by Melanie Latty Are you interested in recording professionally in the music industry? Do you want to successfully get your music out to the public, or just learn the basics of breaking into the music industry? I got the scoop from an industry insider on how to prepare and make the most of your … Read more
March Student of the Month: Megan Wang
That’s right! Our Student of the Month feature is back. This month, we’re honoring Megan Wang, who was nominated by her teacher, Mr. Brentley Cauthen. This is what Mr. Brentley has to say about why he thought Megan deserved the title: “Megan is a hard working student who always is ready to go with a … Read more
Teacher Tips: How to Teach Lessons That Are Tailored to Each Unique Student
Contributed by: Sara R. Longwell As teachers, we love getting to know our students as unique individuals. We get to know their personalities, their favorite (and least favorite) subjects in school, what’s going on in their families and with their friends, how all of their other activities are going, and so much more. Unfortunately, it … Read more
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