How private music lessons in Atlanta and Charlotte help students perform with trust, not fear. written by Mark Grundhoefer Building confident performers starts long before the spotlight. When I watched Alysa Liu compete, what stood out was not just her technical ability. It was her calm. Her joy. Her complete trust in herself on one … Read more
by Canangela Boyd-Robertson In the first installment of this series, we explored ways parents can nurture young singers through connection, encouragement, and healthy musical experiences. In this follow-up, we take a closer look at the potential benefits and considerations of early formal voice training to help families make informed, confident decisions. When we talk about … Read more
Why February Is a Natural Time to Reflect on Connection February always carries a certain kind of magic. With all of its focus on love and relationships, this month feels like a natural time to reflect on why those connections matter. Music often sits at the center of our most meaningful moments, whether we realize … Read more
by Canangela Boyd-Robertson As a professional vocal coach and music educator, I have worked with young singers in a number of capacities, including children’s choirs, middle school and high school choirs, school productions, and private voice instruction. One of the most common questions parents and voice teachers ask is how best to train a vocalist … Read more
This week, I’ve been thinking a lot about connection and how deeply music is woven into the way we relate to one another. With Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, it felt like the right moment to pause and reflect on why music has always mattered so much in times of change. Music and Connection in … Read more
written by Allison Jarrell, Metro Music Makers Founder and CEO I recently got caught up in the new TV series, House of David, and one moment in particular struck me deeply. Saul’s wife, Ahinoam, dismisses David with the phrase, “He’s just a musician.” At that moment, David is underestimated, seen as nothing more than a young … Read more
written by MMM instructor Mark Grundhoefer A Note from the Editor One of the most common questions we hear as music teachers is, “How long will it take for my child—or myself—to learn how to play an instrument?” It’s a natural question, but as musicians, we understand that the learning process never truly ends. Music … Read more
written by Allison Jarrell, MMM Founder and CEO Last Saturday, I had the privilege of attending the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s performance, which featured a breathtaking rendition of Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini. The guest pianist’s virtuosic performance was so moving that, at one point, my eyes welled with tears. It was one of those … Read more
written by Metro Music Makers instructor Dr. Victor Ezquerra
written by Metro Music Makers instructor J.T. Lee
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