It’s the peak of summer here in sunny northern California, and few things feel as summery for us as a bunch of happy campers playing music for their families on our outdoor stage. Today we want to give a big thanks to everyone who made our...
Read moreHovering Helicopter Hands
Today we’ve got a simple but effective exercise for all our pianists! This one is something we feel all pianists should be practicing: hovering helicopter hands. It’s a real game changer for performing pieces with big leaps. —— The...
Read moreSummer Piano Practice Tips
Tips for Your Summer Piano Practice For kids and adults, summer is synonymous with relaxation. But it’s important not to get lazy – especially for pianists. A summer without practice leads to a loss of skill and ability. To help make this summer...
Read morePlaying Ukulele is Great for Everyone
What do Neil Armstrong, Warren Buffett, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson have in common? (Aside from being super famous and successful.) They all play ukulele! Just what makes this small, versatile little instrument so popular? Read on to find out...
Read moreProper Preparation Prevents Poor Violin Practice
Violin practice is about more than just picking up and playing the instrument. Each session needs to be properly prepared. Here’s a handy guide to help your child get the most out of every practice session. —– Coming Up With Daily...
Read moreMyriad’s Top 4 Reasons Summer Guitar Lessons Are Worth It
Our Top 4 Reasons for Summer Guitar Lessons Kids work hard all school year; it’s important that they spend their summers having fun and relaxing. Luckily for your young musician, summer guitar lessons are a great way to have fun and chill out...
Read moreHow Preschool Music Classes Improve Language Development
When children attend our one-of-a-kind “ABC Music & Me!” Preschool Music Classes, they develop a solid musical foundation in a fun, interactive environment. But did you know that enrolling your child in music lessons can also help improve...
Read moreAudiation
Audiation is the ability to hear music when no musical sound is present. When you audiate, you have internalized music and are “thinking” music. While progressively omitting the lyrics in a song they have learned, children are given the...
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