Whether it’s for enjoyment or a career choice, playing the piano can be very rewarding — not just for you — but for your audience as well– if you’re good, that is.
Playing the piano is a skill that takes years of practice, dedication, and desire. Our students study various types of music during their piano lessons that include songs in classical music, jazz, and pop music genres.
Opera has long been condoned as one of the most difficult styles of singing to master, often because of the large levels of volume that your body has to produce in order to sing over the orchestra since it joins theatrics and classical singing together. Singers train extensively to learn how to utilize their sound and broaden their vocal range.
This holiday season, you can easily create a memorable experience for all by gathering around the piano (either in-person or online) and playing some well-known Christmas songs to help bring everyone together in the holiday spirit.
For some, learning jazz can feel to be an extremely difficult task. However, playing jazz on the piano does not have to be difficult. It does contain many complex harmonies and because of this, there is a demand for a certain level of high skill.
It’s important to start learning on instruments that are of a certain quality. That’s why we’ve put together a collection of gear that will help you start your quest to master an instrument. Here are some great guitars and keyboards sufficient for the novice and intermediate player without breaking the bank…
When you think of a good song, you think of something that’s easy to remember and fun to listen to. There are many reasons we consider a song to be good, or why we love them and want to listen to them.
When wanting to learn a new instrument, the piano is by far one of the best instruments to begin with. But keep in mind that you can’t become Beethoven in a day!
There is still a lot of music theory that goes into learnineasyg any instrument, which can seem very overwhelming and difficult to learn, but is a building block in your music education.
Most people believe when they reach adulthood it can be too difficult to take on learning a new instrument, and that you should start those types of music lessons as a child.
But the truth is, you are never too old to teach yourself a new skill, and the guitar is no exception.
Many teachers have had to pivot their businesses to virtual online lessons following the global pandemic of Covid-19. The coronavirus has forced many teachers to reevaluate and change the way they do things in the “classroom,” including music teachers.
