Benefits of Learning an Instrument

With all of the things we have packed into our lives, doesn't it seem like something is still missing but you can't quite figure it out?

This one thing is music! Although we have access to all kinds of music online at anytime, learning music and listening to it are two different things.

• This one activity of learning an instrument has been proven to have a very positive effect on all the other things you do throughout your life.

Somewhere along this busy highway of life, many of us, especially kids, have lost something much needed...slowing things down.

Patience, creativity and the taking time out to think things through have been replaced with instant access to almost everything.

When it does come time to where we need patience for important things, we feel frustrated and we don't know why.

• While many other activities have been great, music will give your life balance.

Many parents have expressed to us the wonderful results such as being more patient with the elderly, doing better in school and making better decisions.

Music Throughout The Years

If you listen to  music from different decades, you can still understand what they were feeling and experiencing by listening to those songs years later.

The creativity that comes from expressing yourself through music of both good and bad times is vital for a person to grow. It's something that will always be there whenever you need it.

• Years ago when we didn't have so many things to focus on, there was a time when learning an instrument was one of the most anticipated things to look forward to.

Looking back, each decade gave us a reason for new music and expressing the feeling of the times we lived in.

Big bands in the 40's such as Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, and Cab Calloway were just as popular and needed as today's musical artists.

 What's Next?

Years ago, music lessons were given in school as part of the curriculum and it was fun to find out which instrument you would like to learn!

Slowly however, the school music programs were replaced by other activities such as Football, Soccer and Field Hockey.

Music, being part of the Arts like dance and ballet were then taught in homes and small studios. As our world got faster and more things filled up our time, music lessons got left behind.

That's okay! There's room for music too!

Music is just as important as other activities, if not more because it's beneficial for learning, relaxing and celebrating!

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Your Options and Good Practices

If you've never been on Zoom or other online meeting platform, it's very easy to download the app and we'll be glad to help guide you.

Your instrument should also be wiped down as a good habit for normal everyday uses and before and after each lesson.

Best Ages To Start Your Instrument...

Children
For in-person lessons, our guidelines have always been at least 5 years of age for piano lessons and around 8 years old for guitar.

If you have a child younger than these ages, there are several reasons why starting younger usually does not work well.

Remember, you want the experience to be great from the start, so give us a call to explain why and we'll help you prepare before they turn the right age.

Adults
You can start at any age! No matter if you've had lessons in the past or not. Our teachers have fun easy methods to get you playing your favorite songs in no time!

New Students Online

New Online Students!

We teach all ages from kids to adults!

For very young students having online lessons, we suggest at least a year of lessons from the suggested ages above mentioned.

If you have any questions, or would like to sign up for piano or guitar lessons please call our office:   (856) 662-6855.

Monday through Friday 10:00am-8:00pm
Saturday from 12:00pm-3:00pm

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