We’re headed from Spring to Summer over the next couple of weeks, and we LOVE our summer lessons. There are many advantages to taking summer music lessons, and here are just a few: Flexible Scheduling – We offer flexible scheduling during our 10-week summer session so that you may conveniently schedule summer music lessons around vacations, camps … Read more
I know many singers, voice teachers, choir directors, and anyone who works with singers are well aware of these terms head voice and chest voice. However, not all professionals agree on their meanings. For this reason, I’d like to offer my definitions, and I invite other singers and voice teachers to respond with their own … Read more
As a Board-Certified Music Therapist working with Metro Music Makers, I provide both Music Therapy and what are called adaptive lessons. In both settings, I typically work in the home with children and adolescents who have psychiatric, developmental, behavioral or neurological diagnoses. The goals of these two types of session, however, can be very different. … Read more
Playing music is such a personal experience. Performing is taking that personal experience and sharing it with any number of people. If you have the desire to share your work, your progress, your art, then you will love and seek out any avenue to do so. Sure, the first few performances could be rough or … Read more
Some simple tips for new players on what they should consider when purchasing a guitar. There are many things to think about, from price to hardware, types of wood to the types of pickups. But for me, there are only three main things a new guitarist should consider when purchasing a guitar; how it sounds, how it plays, and how it looks.
I know many students out there love the thrill of making music, but for one reason or another they are terrified of performing for others. If performing for friends doesn’t stress them, maybe they get very nervous at a big audition. Either way, I want to give everybody a few ideas to make performing bearable, and possibly … Read more
So you’ve practiced a ton in your room by yourself, and you’ve worked up a couple of songs that you’re ready to play in front of people. It’s probably time for you to hit up an open mic to practice singing into a microphone and hearing yourself through the monitors. You can practice by yourself … Read more
When learning how to play a new instrument students want to sound good and see results right away, but for most people it isn’t that easy. It takes time and practice, just like it does when learning a sport, or another language or a dance, but it may not take as much time as you … Read more
All of us musicians have been there. An overwhelming piece of sheet music looming before us with a mountain of notes! At times, not even hours of practice can seem to help perfect a few measures. What we don’t realize sometimes that it’s not necessarily how much we practice, but how we practice that gets … Read more
This is a sneak peek into the world of opera and how operaʼs rehearsal process and performances provide great insight to the kind of hard work and dedication it takes to be a full-time performer. Opera -what’s that? Opera is a combination of intense drama and incredibly difficult singing. Think ballet – like the Nutcracker – … Read more
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