Beginning Music Lessons for Children and Adults
Many modern music schools focus on keeping students signed up rather than ensuring they actually improve. By avoiding difficult challenges to keep lessons “fun” and stress-free, they prioritize monthly tuition over musical growth.
We are so proud to showcase one of our incredibly talented students, Ellie Adair, performing her original song, “Secondhand Mind,” live at Retro City!
Today, as we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we reflect on more than just his words. We reflect on the music that carried his message.
Are you just starting your piano journey? One of the best ways to keep yourself motivated is to move beyond simple exercises and start playing recognizable songs. In a recent lesson from McMusic Lessons & Performances, we break down the classic anthem “Lean On Me” into simple steps that any beginner can master.
When you first start learning music theory, major and minor scales often feel like two completely different worlds. We’re taught that Major is “happy” and Minor is “sad.” While that’s a good starting point, there is a much deeper, “familial” connection between the two known as Relativity.
Have you ever listened to a favorite song and imagined yourself playing along? Whether you are drawn to the rhythmic pulse of the bass or the bright, cheery chords of …
We often hear that music is “good for the soul,” but modern neuroscience shows it’s actually one of the best things you can do for your brain. At MC Music Lessons, many of our adult students join us not just for the love of the craft, but as a strategic investment in their long-term cognitive health.
Parents want to give children every possible advantage. Many sign their kids up for sports for physical health and tutoring for academic success. Did you know that one of the …
Take advantage of our New Year’s Piano Lessons Sale and finally check “learn piano” off your bucket list. Whether you are looking to spark a new passion for your child …
Have you ever wondered why a minor chord feels “sad” or why your foot starts tapping instinctively to a steady beat? The bridge between the notes on a page and …