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We love what we do and we will make you a believer. All you need to do is take the first step. Our instructors are trained professionals with years of experience, so you know that you are investing in a wise choice for yourself or a loved one. We are ready to meet and exceed your needs and expectations.

So, let's get you started on your instrument of choice, improve your playing or technique, or help you with any musical needs you may have.

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• Want to learn the basics? Done.
• Want to learn how to play a specific style?? No problem.
• Want to increase your ability in School Band or Orchestra??? We have experienced music coaches who specialize in School Band and Orchestra.

The Benefits Of A Music Education

Music Education + Standardized Tests = Best Results for Students

A UCLA analysis of a U.S. Department of Education database tracking more than 25,000 students over ten years showed that students involved in music generally tested higher in reading proficiency exams and standardized tests than those who had no musical involvement. The study noted higher scores for musicians in all socioeconomic groups.

Band Members Get Higher Scores in State Math, Science and Language Tests

Study finds link between music instruction and academic achievement as measured by statewide standardized tests. A recent study explored the relationship of instrumental music instruction and academic achievement for the senior class of Lee County High School in Leesburg, Georgia. Significant correlations were found between the number of years of band instruction and higher academic achievement as measured by the Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT) Mathematics and Science exams.

Music Lessons Boost Thinking Skills

Young children who received a year of musical training showed brain changes and superior memory compared with children who did not receive the instruction.

Fujioka, T., Ross, B., Kakigi, R., Pantev, C., and Trainor, L., Brain, A Journey of Neurology; Oxford University Press, Sept. 2006

A study examined the influence of music education on nonmusical abilities, the effects on music lessons on academic performance, and cognitive abilities. The study revealed that students who participated in music lessons showed statistically higher intelligence quotients.

Glenn Schellenberg, Music Lessons Enhance IQ, Psychological Science, Vol. 15, No. 8, 2004

Research Tells Us Children Who Play Music Do Better In School and In Life

The U.S. Department of Education agrees, identifying arts education as core curriculum in the federal No Child Left Behind Act. And a 2006 Gallup Poll revealed that 94 percent of Americans consider music to be part of a well-rounded education.

Music Education Earns “A's"

Source: “Attitudes Toward Music,” U.S. Gallup Poll, 2006

According to a Gallup Poll, people hold music education in high regard.

• Music is part of a well-rounded education = 94% agree
• Schools should offer instrumental music instruction as part of regular curriculum = 94% agree
• School band is a good way for young people to develop teamwork = 96% agree
• Participation in school music corresponds with better grades/test scores = 85% agree
• States should manage music education so all students have opportunity to study music = 82% agree

Take Note: Music Study Enhances Memory and IQ

A study by researchers at McMaster University in Canada indicated that young children who received a year of musical training showed brain changes and superior memory when compared with children who did not receive the instruction. That the children taking music lessons improved more than the others in non-musical abilities such as literacy, verbal memory, visuospatial processing, mathematics and IQ.

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