Music Kitchen, a Cello-Playing Physician, and the Connections We Make
Watching my former classmate Kelly Hall-Tompkins discuss Music Kitchen reminded me of one of my favorite things about being a musician: bringing people together.
Watching my former classmate Kelly Hall-Tompkins discuss Music Kitchen reminded me of one of my favorite things about being a musician: bringing people together.
What if taking a short break could actually make your music practice more effective? Research suggests that during brief periods of rest, the brain may replay what you’ve just practiced and help strengthen a new skill.
After more than 30 years of teaching music, I’ve learned that the most meaningful lessons often extend far beyond the notes on the page. In this personal reflection, I share the teaching philosophy that continues to shape both my students and me.
by Allison Jarrell, Metro Music Makers Founder and CEO As I sit on the beach this week listening to the waves, I find myself thinking about a newsletter I wrote last summer called Music Is an Ocean. That newsletter was inspired by one of our longtime Metro Music Makers families, who shared those simple but … Read more
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