Fewer commitments, lighter evenings, and a genuinely great window to discover something new. Summer has a way of opening up space that the rest of the year simply doesn’t offer. If music lessons have been on your radar, whether for your child or even for yourself, this might be the season to finally take the
Fun, structured, and results-driven group classes for children in Newmarket and Aurora this summer. Make This Summer Musical Summer is the perfect time for young musicians to explore, grow, and have fun. At The Piano Studio, we’re offering two exciting group music classes designed to inspire creativity, build foundational skills, and bring children together through
Why Music Continues to Matter as We Age As we move through different stages of life, the ways we care for our health often begin to shift. As we get older, many of us begin thinking about wellness a little differently. It’s not just about staying physically active anymore. Mental sharpness, emotional well-being, and maintaining
By Jared Fast A common mistake that many beginning students make is to spend their practice time playing instead of practicing. As a result their progress is slow and their playing doesn’t improve. Sound confusing? Let me explain. I use the term playing to mean playing a song that you already know from beginning to
By Jared Fast This is the time of year when people think about New Year’s resolutions and for many of us that means trying something new, learning a new skill, or challenging ourselves to grow in some way. If that appeals to you then learning to play an instrument is a great goal to set
We continue our summer series to introduce you to the owners of the Piano Studio. Last week we introduced Jeanne and now we want you to meet Jeanne and Rudy’s only daughter Elise. What instruments do you play and how long have you been playing? I started taking violin lessons when I was five years
What instruments do you play and how long have you been playing? I had a keen desire to learn to play the piano as a child, so at the age of 5, I was thrilled when my grandparents offered their old upright piano to our family. My school teacher at the time was a pianist,
