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Are you wondering if your child is ready to begin singing lessons?
As parents, we want to provide our children with opportunities to explore their talents and develop new skills. Singing lessons can be an incredible journey of self-expression and musical growth.… Read More
We are thrilled to invite our lovely Los Angeles community to celebrate with us this prominent date. Music Teacher LA celebrates 31 years in music teaching business!
When you become bored, or perform a boring activity, you crave fatty and sugar foods, according to the recent study by British researchers. “This strengthens the theory that boredom is related to low levels of the stimulating brain chemical dopamine and that people try to boost this by eating fat and sugar if they cannot alleviate their boredom in some other way,” said the lead author of the study.… Read More
Violin is not an easy instrument to learn, especially for a young child. This is partly because your child won’t be actually playing music right away and would need to practice the pre-violin skills first, such as holding the bow correctly and producing the right sound playing a single note.… Read More
During the winter holiday season, it’s not uncommon to find
Priceless substitute teacher My child is currently fond of Amelia Bedelia stories and you can see the book cover above where Amelia is substituting for a teacher.
Children are not born with the life skills and characters that are necessary for them to be successful in their future.
Taking responsibility for their own behavior, learning to build relationships with others, doing well at school, becoming proficient problem solvers, and making the right decisions come with learning self-discipline.… Read More
SUZUKI METHOD
Shinichi Suzuki was born in 1898 in Japan, the son of a Japanese violin maker, and studied violin by the teaching method nowadays called “traditional.” Dr. Suzuki was a firm believer that every child can learn to play a musical instrument.
