Blog Category – Music Lessons

During the pandemic, the way that people go about learning new things has transformed! In fact, the global e-learning market value is going to reach over $370 billion by 2026. This has opened up a lot of opportunities for adults and children to take virtual music lessons! But taking your first class can be nerve-wracking. You want to prepare yourself so you can get the best out of your class!  This article is full of virtual music lesson tips so that you ... Read More

In the U.S., it is estimated that around 21 million Americans can play the piano. But the piano is more than just a pretty-sounding musical instrument. It can be a teaching tool, too. For children who play an instrument, it can provide cognitive benefits that will help nurture their overall learning process. Playing the piano also offers a multitude of benefits for adults, such as memory improvement. The piano serves as a creative outlet for managing stress and anxiety.  Whether ... Read More

Do you remember the giddy anticipation of sitting down on a piano bench as a child? Perhaps your little legs dangled above the floor as you gazed lovingly at the 88 black and ivory keys before you. Back then, you didn't hesitate to bang down upon the keys with enthusiastic gusto, creating loud, dissonant music from your heart and soul! Deep inside, you still know what you knew as a child: when there is music inside of you, getting it out feels wonderful! ... Read More

Over 50% of households across America have one family member that plays a musical instrument. Enrolling your child, or yourself, in music lessons can be highly beneficial. In fact, almost three-quarters of the population that know how to play an instrument started before the age of 11. There has been much speculation and research into how music affects children's development, cognition, and creativity. Ultimately, there are short-term and lasting benefits of learning an instrument while you are young. These benefits can ... Read More

It's no secret that children take more music lessons than adults do. Childhood is looked at as a more exploratory time of life. The responsibilities of adult life lead many people to forget all about the joys of taking on a creative task. However, a lot of children's education these days focuses on turning children into productive cogs in a working machine. Many children's books published these days seek to teach them about certain historical and social incidents better understood ... Read More