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Summer Preschool Piano Lessons with WunderKeys

It's time to register those little fingers for online group piano lessons in a positive, encouraging learning environment. This 30...

Monday, January 30, 2017

Piano's effect on the brain

      I've heard it said recently that you won't be doing backflips or batting 1000 at 70, but you could still be playing Schubert.  The piano is unlike any other instrument we learn.  It requires both hands playing 88 keys reading a Grand Staff while using the pedal.  There is muscle memory (involuntary) involved as well as memorizing music (voluntary).  There is also the interesting transformation that occurs in your brain when you play, or better: because you play.  Did you know that when a pianist improvises, the language portion of his / her brain remains active.  To translate that for you, I am saying that for pianists their communication is about syntax instead of words.  
(There is an interesting article over at "Music.Mic" on this subject if you're interested in more information!!)   

If you're considering learning the piano, no age is too old to start.  Send me an email or comment below.  Let's get started!!

Thursday, April 14, 2016

Music For Little Mozarts Lesson Information


It's that time of year again.  It's time to register those little fingers for group piano lessons.

This class is geared for older 3's through 6 years old.
Introducing Mozart Mouse and Beethoven Bear



The cost is $75 for this 6 week program which includes the cost of books.

Classes begin Tuesday morning, February 28.
10:00 - 10:45

This is a group class for preschoolers.  Here is what you can expect to learn:
 - rhythm recognition while developing a steady beat
 - concentration and learning to read music
 - fine motor skills and cognitive ability
 - patterns, sequences, and early numeracy


Sunday, April 10, 2016

Welcome to my studio

Dear new student,

I am so excited to introduce you to the world of music.  My goal is for you to understand how music is made while teaching you in a way you understand.  I have expectations of you.  Namely, I expect you put in regular practice time.  We will have a lot of fun.  Let's get started!