Keys & Strings Music Studio

Surprise Current and Alumni Musicians Ensemble 2024 Music education for children is not just about learning notes and rhythms; it's about fostering a deep appreciation for the art form and developing skills that go beyond mere technical proficiency. One vital aspect often overlooked is performance. Whether it's a solo recital, a school concert, or a community event, stepping onto the stage is a crucial component of a child's musical journey. In this blog post, we delve into why performing is an indispensable part of music study for children. Performing in front of an audience can be daunting, even for seasoned musicians, let alone children who are just starting their musical journey. However, it's precisely this challenge that helps build confidence. When a child prepares for a performance, they learn to manage their nerves, practice diligently, and present themselves with poise and assurance. These skills extend far beyond the stage, benefiting them in various aspects

It is a very rare occurrence that your musician will master his/her instrument by ONLY studying in a public school music program.   Public Group School Music educators have a daunting task in 4th grade to try and teach all different instruments to all different students with all different learning styles in a group setting.  I give them lots of credit! If you feel that your musician really does have a knack for an instrument, I recommend that you really consider private instruction. Just as you invest in their education through tutoring, or invest in their health by visiting the dentist twice a year...……...consider private instruction for their instrument a way to give them a leg up on the competition. Private instruction with the right educator will help your musician soar.    The right educator will observe your musician, and start to pick up cues on how to best teach your musician. Parents, Grandparents and other extended family members are important too.  Showing interest (