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Three Classical Music Pieces To Get You In The Mood For Spring!

Top Music Tips for Beginners And Pros!

Whether you have played an instrument for many years or you are just starting, we know that anyone can improve their musicianship regardless of their skill level.  

To take that next step towards starting to play an instrument, working to hone your skills, or playing professionally, here are some excellent tips to begin your musical journey:

Start now

After 25 years of teaching music, I have heard all of the resistance from my students, young and old.  “I don't have time”, “I am just too old”, “I am not musical”, “I can’t sing”, and “I never played an instrument as a child”. 

For every reason I have heard not to play, I have a student in my school who has overcome that particular challenge.  Starting is all it takes. 

Find a Teacher

Taking lessons is the most effective way to become a good musician, no matter what your skill level.  A professional teacher is a great way to start.  They will immediately help you to feel “at home” with the instrument.  Having weekly lessons will help you to start good habits. 

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For The Love of Music

“The first blooms of Spring always

Make my heart sing.”

— S. Brown

Spring is here! And we welcome this season of longer days, warm breezes, and the excitement of the sun, the birds, the rabbits, and the bursting of spring flowers!! It is the season of renewal and joy as we come out of the cold and dark of winter.

But what does music have to do with this season?

Music has always been known for capturing and celebrating how we feel. Spring is here, and what better way to celebrate it than with classical music designed to "nod" toward the seasons? Classical music has many compositions that bring delight and glorious feelings about life.

I've chosen my top 3 compositions and hope you will find a way to listen to their beauty and inspiration to welcome Spring!

1. Antonio Vivaldi, The Four Seasons La Primavera (“Spring”)

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