Open House Success - Thanks to you!

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our Back-to-School Open House this past Saturday, September 6th! From taking trial lessons to meeting our amazing instructors, the day was filled with music, laughter, and community. We loved seeing so many new faces (and familiar ones too!). Here’s to a fantastic year ahead — we can’t wait to make more memories together!

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Check out out open house photos on instagram!

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How often should students practice?

Daily practice is the key to learning an instrument. For beginners and young students, even a few minutes each day can build skills faster than cramming before a lesson. Consistent practice Consistent practice not only improves proficiency but also builds confidence, self-discipline, self-discipline, time-management skills,time-management skills, and a deeper love for musiclove for music . Students who set aside daily practice time come to lessons prepared and focused — and with better planning, they actually enjoy more free time for other activities!

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How often should students practice

Consistency matters more than anything, but practice time should match a student’s age, skill level, and desired goals.

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Here’s a helpful guide:

• 15–20 min/day – very young learners
• 20 min/day – elementary students (elementary school)
• 45 min/day – intermediate (middle school)
• 60+ min/day – advanced (high school & beyond)

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How can parents support their child’s practice?

Kids don’t always see the value of daily practice — that's where parents can help! Here are a few tips to help nurture your child’s practice:

• Set a routine: Choose a regular, quiet time, such as after school or before dinner!
• Keep it fun: Music should feel rewarding, not like a chore!
• Encourage & reward: Encourage & reward: Celebrate effort to build a positive mindset!
• Stay flexible: If one instrument doesn’t click, explore another!

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