More Practice Tips More Practice Tips “Practice makes perfect” is an old saying we’ve all heard as children. Music lessons are fun, education, and important, but how do we remember everything learned between lessons? A former choir director of mine, used to say “practice makes permanent.” I like to think that perfection is an unrealistic […]
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Vocal Health Vocal health is very important when it comes to singing professionally but especially when it comes to practicing. Part of practicing good singing technique is practicing good vocal health. Like any other instrument, your voice will have wear and tear over time from extraneous use so one of my main pieces of advice
Teacher Spotlight Teacher Spotlight: This is where we showcase some of our amazing teachers and their performances. We have musicians fluent in jazz, classical, pop, and more. Sam Kearney Here’s Sam our woodwind teacher jamming on his saxophone. Austin Hamilton Here’s Austin our guitar teacher demonstrating the versatility of the guitar. Maria Prentice “Maria spent
Practice Tips Practice tips will vary from musician to musician. – I always say, dedicate some time throughout the day for devoted practice time. Some people like to sit at a piano to practice anything while some people like to go to an empty room so they have no distractions. Find out what suites you
Home Performances Home Performances: While we’re stuck at home in this quarantine, it’s difficult to find joy and happiness in the same old same old. Music and art have historically been an important part of everyday life. Sometimes it signals the start of something new, reflects our emotions, or even tries to capture beauty in
Dr. Amy Schumaker Bliss is our newest brass teacher. She’s a Capital grad with a DMA in Euphonium Performance. This is Romance Op. 62 by Edward Elgar transcribed by Eric Wilson.
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Chopin Preludes Frederic Chopin 1810-1849 was a virtuosic pianist and composer of the Romantic Era who wrote primarily for solo piano. His piano pieces include Mazurkas (dances), Nocturnes (evening pieces), Waltz (dances), Preludes, (introductory pieces) and Etudes (study pieces). This is Chopin’s Prelude in E Minor Op. 28, No. 4. It’s characterized by a continuous
Superior Suzuki Piano Lessons Suzuki Piano Lessons-What are they? Are you interested in piano lessons, but don’t know where to start? There’s so many teachers and styles to choose from it can be confusing. How do you know you’re getting the best educator? At Chambers Music Studio we specialize in excellence. Lessons are delightful, educational,
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Ludwig Van Beethoven Beethoven, a German composer and pianist, took composition lessons from Haydn and many other teachers. He began playing at a very young age, but because of his declining hearing, he was forced to retire from piano performance and turned to composition full time. Beethoven is such an important composer, because he was
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