Benefits of Learning Music
Benefits of learning music include:
Developing physical coordination and fine motor control - finger and body movement, posturing, breath control.
Developing physical coordination and fine motor control - finger and body movement, posturing, breath control.
- Integrating mental and physical activity - Combining thinking, knowing and understanding.
- Being expressive - Outward expression of feelings and emotions.
- Demonstrating knowledge & understanding - Inner knowledge translated to physical action and expression.
- Using creativity & imagination - The art of turning creative ideas into reality.
- Building confidence - Performing music (at any age) for an audience of any size has a tremendously positive effect on self-belief and personal inner confidence.
- Learning to learn - The relationship between lessons, practicing, progress and achievement is powerful. It helps students to understand the universal equation that "you get back what you put in" and reveals the immense value of persistent personal effort and perseverance.
- Connections - Music is a universal language. Through music one is able to deeply connect with others of different geographies, cultures, and languages. Musicians also form a tight, highly creative and motivated community.
What's in a Music Lesson?
A music lesson incorporates the following elements:
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Private Music Lessons for Adults
Follow your interest, follow your passion. I provide customized music programs for adults. These incorporate standard music elements of proper technique and theory leveraging international standards to build a custom program for the adult student. In addition to a core learning methodology, my adult student programs incorporate all forms of music to their liking. In no way is this like "going back to school" (albeit it learning properly), I consider these our "music sessions" and are to be enjoyed.
I strive to make these programs enjoyable and entirely interactive including playing duets and accompaniments with the student to enhance the learning experience. |