Music Artistry Parent Resource Guide
Whether you are a first time music lesson parent or you’ve been with our program for years, we want to make it easy for you to find the information and …
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Meet our Studio Collaborator – Abby Eagleson
We are delighted to once again have Abby on our team to provide piano collaboration and accompaniment at recitals for private lesson students and Studio Singers. Abby holds a Masters …
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Engagement Looks Different For Every Child
By Kathy Morrison, Director Do you ever wonder if your child is doing the right thing in Kindermusik class? Should he be sitting and copying everything the teacher is …
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The When, What, and Why about Music Lessons
Is your child expressing an interest in music lessons? Here are some thoughts on the best time to begin, what to consider instrument wise, and why lessons are a great …
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Kindermusik Prepares Your Child for School
by Kathy Morrison, Director We need to tell you something. Kindermusik is not all fun and games (and music!). Well, okay, it is,but it is also so much more. Kindermusik …
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Concert-Going At Any Age
by Laura Mason Have you ever been to the symphony? Has your child? It is never too late or too early to start experiencing concerts given by the various musical …
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Kindermusik – What is The Right Way?
by Kathy Morrison In the Kindermusik community, we like to say that we are “better together,” because, quite frankly, we are. When you enrolled in our program, you joined more …
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The Benefits of Music Listening
by Laura Mason, guest blog writer for Kathy’s Music, piano & voice instructor, and licensed Kindermusik teacher. There are many activities which help fuel musical growth alongside lessons — home …
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It Might Look Like We’re Playing…
If you are new to Kindermusik or visiting our studio for the first time, it might look like we’re just playing. Guess what? We are playing and we are… Building …
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How to use our Music Artistry Student Progression
When taking music lessons one is looking to grow musically in a variety of ways — knowledge, technique, confidence, and repertoire formation to name a few. This is why we …
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