Studio Blog 

There are some days where willpower just isn’t enough to get you through a practice session. The piece might be too challenging or you just might not be in the proper mood. When creating or sustaining a long-term habit, there are days where it’s easy to power through...

Everyone procrastinates, even the most seasoned musicians. Whether it’s the internet, a good TV show or even your favorite artist’s new album, there are endless ways to put off music practice for later. It can be beneficial to procrastinate once in a while, especially...

For a well-rounded performance, don’t neglect the importance of expression, body language and stage presence. Find out some helpful tips that will improve your interpretation of pieces, projecting confidence, how you interact with the audience and so much more:...

What deliberate practice is, the four ingredients that make it work, and how singers can practice with purpose instead of on autopilot.

How Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and other great composers structured their days, and how singers can build a simple, repeatable practice routine of their own.

The highlight of our summer is always these fun events at Busboys and Poets and the Strathmore Mansion. We love to see our students' hard work pay off with these thrilling performances... And performing in these great venues isn't bad either! Our showcases feature...

As you're shopping for supplies to get ready for the brand new school year, it's important to consider what you or your child need to be ready for music programs. There's no denying that there are countless benefits of having music classes in our schools so...

It’s never too late to learn to sing. Why adults make strong voice students, what to expect as an adult beginner, and how to get started with lessons.