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The festive season will soon be here and whether you are looking to entertain your guests or you have a piano recital coming up, it

As one of the owners of Music to Your Home, I answer calls all day from potential clients looking for music lessons in NYC. I

With many of our piano students living in NYC, I thought it would be useful to talk about finding the right instrument for your city

Recently, Music to Your Home interviewed Jim P, one of our saxophone teachers and a current gigging musician all over NYC.  Jim indulged our curiosity

One of our favorite NYC piano teachers, answered some often asked and important questions about piano lessons, her teaching philosophy and favorite musical moments. 1)

Have you ever listened to or watched a famous pianist like Lang Lang perform and wondered, how does he move his fingers so fast? Well, we often

So you’ve finally decided to give yourself or your child the opportunity to learn how to play the piano. Good choice! The amount of benefits

Unlike the guitar, saxophone or piano, when it comes to singing, your body IS your instrument. And we all know that taking care of our

Today’s technology is playing a huge part in the way we find, hear, and even learn how to play music. iTunes, Pandora, and Spotify are

  If you’ve come across this blog you’re probably already a music lover or someone who’s looking for that one reason to finally start learning

What do you call someone who hangs around with musicians? A Drummer. OK, it’s no secret among musicians that drummers get a bad rap –

We know you’ve been eagerly awaiting the letter from your child’s school with their new teacher for the year, but summer is almost over and

Playing the piano is a skill that takes years of practice, dedication, and desire. Our students study every type of music during their piano lessons

When choosing the right teacher for lessons in NYC, it’s important to choose the right one the first time. You don’t want to waste time building

Practicing is the hardest part about playing piano. But if you don’t practice, it’s pretty obvious, and your music lessons just don’t go as well