Long before music appeared neatly on five lines, it lived in voices, bodies, memory, and shared traditions. In this year's group lessons, Allegro students will explore how people gradually developed ways to preserve sound on paper-and how those early ideas became the musical notation children read today. A few points to highlight: Understanding why notes, staffs, clefs, and rhythms developed makes music reading feel meaningful rather than like a collection of arbitrary rule

Recital season came sooner than we expected this year. Our venue, the Elks Club, was unable to give us a December date, so we selected the next best option: November 17, the week before Thanksgiving. Over the next several weeks, we will make sure that every student receives an appropriate recital piece and has plenty of help preparing it. Students in Play a Song, Sing a Song, along with our newer beginners, generally perform pieces that are shorter and simpler to learn. If yo

As of tomorrow 8/22/25, we are officially entering ABRSM Practical Season, where students will have face to face exams with experts who...

There is a flurry of extra activity in the studio this week as five students put finishing touches on their ABRSM Performance Exam...

We are winding down our summer season, with ongoing workshops in Solfeggio, Aural and Sightreading. All have been well attended and the...