Certainly! Learning to read music at Myriad Music School can be a rewarding and valuable skill for any musician. Here are five tips to help you in the process: Understand the Basics: Familiarize yourself with the basic elements of sheet music...
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Enrolling young children in music classes at Myriad Music School offers a plethora of benefits that extend far beyond the joy of making music. These classes create a foundation for holistic development, stimulating various cognitive, emotional...
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The Piano is Timeless. At Myriad Music School and Dance Academy we have amazing teachers who teach our students piano lessons every day. The piano is a timeless instrument that has captivated musicians and listeners alike for centuries. Its rich...
Read morePlaying a musical instrument is the brain’s equivalent to a full body workout. Science suggests that the ideal age to start learning an instrument is between the ages of four and seven. However, science also shows that it’s never too...
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There are so many options when it comes to staring your musical journey. It can be hard to decide where to start when you are choosing your musical instrument. We have some tips for you that will help you decide! Start by trying an instrument...
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The most common question we get from our piano students’ parents might be this: “What are some skills my child can work on at home?” Well, once our students have learned their elementary five finger patterns (which are always worth practicing!)...
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Proper piano posture is one of the foundations of becoming a skilled pianist. But it’s a little more complicated than just sitting with your back straight. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a true master, it’s one of those things a pianist...
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Here at Myriad, students are expected to regularly practice at home. Consistent daily practice is one of the most important things a music leaner needs to do, regardless of age or skill level. We know that it can be tough knowing where to start...
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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...
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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...
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