Is My Child Ready to Start Music Lessons?
Many parents want their children to learn an instrument, and why not? Studies have shown that weekly music lessons can increase a child’s IQ. Some don’t know when their child s
What is a Sonata, Anyway?
The word Sonata is certainly one that most people have encountered at some point in their lives. But, what does it really mean? Is it just a song that lasts longer than normal? Doe
Why All Voice Students Should Take Piano
As a voice teacher, I believe all voice students should take piano lessons as well. Why? I’ll dive into specifics later, but for any music student, piano lessons offer a fou
Managing Summer Music Lessons
As summer approaches, many students and parents have questions about managing summer music lessons. These include questions about changing schedules, vacation time, and practicing
Preparing for Your First Recital
It’s recital season! For many students, that means it’ll be their first time performing in front of other people. Not only is it exciting, it’s a good learning opportunity. Y
What To Expect In Your First Guitar Lesson
Signing up for your first guitar lesson can be exciting, but anything new can also make you nervous if you don’t know what to expect. So let us help you out: here we’ll tell yo
The Spring Recital Is Upon Us!
Calling all musicians! This year’s Spring Recital will be held on May 20th at the Ethical Society of Philadelphia. All Philly Music Lessons students are encouraged to sign up for
Electric or Acoustic Guitar?
For those interested in learning to play the guitar who do not yet own an instrument, you might wonder whether you should by an electric or acoustic guitar. Each has its pros and c
Spring Kids Music Class, Ages 3-5
Kids Music Class Dates: April 1st thru May 13th Saturdays at 11 AM 2111 East Susquehanna Ave (Philly Music Lessons) Music Exploration is a 6 week class that allows children to disc
Why Play the Flute?
Why flute? This is a funny question—As a flute player myself, I sometimes think back to when I decided to play flute for the rest of my life: I was in 10th grade and driving home