Lets be honest, we all sing to our babies, whether we can carry a tune or not. Lullabies, anthem’s, love songs, and tunes we seem surprised that we remember. I fondly remember singing Sweet Child O Mine by Guns n Roses soft and sweet in my babies ear. I asked students in the studio ifContinueContinue reading “Benefits of Singing to Young Children”
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Teach Yourself Apps VS One-on-One Lessons
Technology is booming. Especially in the area of “teach yourself” apps. From music composition, to how to play an instrument, the market is full of self-help apps. But do these apps truly teach you properly to learn? We are firm believers in the one-on-one lessons approach. As we do live in the modern world, weContinueContinue reading “Teach Yourself Apps VS One-on-One Lessons”
Benefits of Arts and Music in School
I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy, but most importantly music. For the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning – Plato Knowing first hand the benefits of music in our school system, this blog will focus on the importance of arts and music education. In elementary school, aboutContinueContinue reading “Benefits of Arts and Music in School”
Extra Benefits of Arts and Music in Schools
I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy, but most importantly music for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning. – Plato Knowing first hand the benefits of music in our school system, this blog will focus on the importance of art and music education. This is NOTContinueContinue reading “Extra Benefits of Arts and Music in Schools”
Make-up Lessons From An Economist’s Point of View
I’m a parent of children enrolled in Suzuki music lessons. I’d like to explain to other parents why I feel – quite strongly, actually – that it is unreasonable of we parents to expect our teachers to make up lessons we miss, even if I know as well as they do just how expensive lessonsContinueContinue reading “Make-up Lessons From An Economist’s Point of View”