Blizzard Adrienne visits Connecticut

Hello families! Let it Snow! Please call the studio at 203-265-1500 on Monday December 27th to confirm lessons for the day. You can also watch WTNH for Keys & Strings Music Studio being listed and what we plan to do, but the voicemail is the best bet.

Stay safe and warm and enjoy making those snowmen...as long as they don't blow away.

Sing (Play or Bow) with you Soon! Sandie & Jay

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Mother Nature Strikes again!

Today we are closing the studio at 430 pm due to ....you guessed it! The weather. Makeups have been offered for Sunday, and some have already been taken. Please check your email! We'll Sing with you Soon!

Oh boy, here comes more snow

Another snow storm is a brewing! Please call the studio to see if Ms. Sandie has closed the studio. 203-265-1500

A Guide to Encouraging Your Young Musician to Practice

Encouraging Your Child to Practice Their Instrument: A Parent's Guide As parents, we want the best for our children. We want them to excel in academics, sports, and extracurricular activities. One such activity that holds immense value is learning to play a musical instrument. Whether it's the piano, guitar, violin, or any other instrument, the benefits of musical education are plentiful. However, getting your child to practice their instrument consistently can sometimes feel like a challenge. In this blog post, we'll explore some effective strategies to encourage your child to practice their instrument with enthusiasm and dedication. 1. **Set Clear Goals**: Help your child set achievable short-term and long-term goals related to their musical journey. These goals could include mastering a particular piece, improving technical skills, or participating in a recital. Having clear objectives gives your child something to strive for and helps them stay motivated. 2. **Create a ...

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