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Online Music Lessons
469-598-2750 Mon-Sat 8 am to 8 pm (Central Time)
Music Lessons Offered
Online Piano Lessons
Whether you want to learn from beginner basics or master more advanced songs, our teachers are here for you. Learn how to play your favorite song through our personalized online piano lessons. Our Piano teachers have a wide range of styles that will suit the style of music that is right for you. We teach music notations, scales and reading music so you can take your melodies anywhere from classical tunes to pop hits!
Online Guitar Lessons
Our Guitar teachers teach a variety of styles from classical to pop. Unleash your inner Rockstar through our personalized, online guitar lessons. Learn chord progressions, scales, how to read sheet music, all while learning guitar skills that you can use across different popular genres. Our talented instructors have warm personalities and are eager to share their love for the instrument with you!
Online Drum Lessons
We teach online drum lessons that are personalized to meet the goals of each student. No matter what your current skill level, we can help! We have lots of fun with our students and hope to encourage them in their progress as they begin learning new songs and skills on drums for beginners. Our teachers adapt well to different styles.
Online Voice Lessons
With personalized online singing lessons, you’ll learn how to sing your favorite songs by incorporating vocal warm-up techniques and different types of breathing patterns that are crucial for using your voice properly. Your teacher will have just as much fun teaching as you do learning!
3 Benefits of Learning to Play A Musical Instrument
1. Our thought processes are improved.
Musically trained people typically outperform non-musically trained people on cognitive tasks. They perform better on tests of word recall, nonverbal memory, and cognitive flexibility. Other results show that playing an instrument can increase your IQ by as many as seven points.
2. Our time management and organizational skills become improved.
Music, by nature, is timed. So in order to learn to play, students must learn to organize their thoughts in terms of time structures. For instance, when learning a new piece, a student will begin to dissect the composition, focusing on the difficult passages first. This strategy is extremely efficient, and allows the student to progress more quickly as a musician.
When the student sees the resulting improvement, it creates even more motivation! Therefore, music students will gradually train their brains to process all new information in terms of time and structure. This aids in the management and organization of tasks, extending far beyond the playing of their instruments.
3. Our coordination becomes enhanced
The sections of your brain that control motor skills actually grow larger and become more active when you learn to play a musical instrument. In order to create music that sounds like music, your brain must translate thoughts and notations into specific motor patterns. As a result, your brain learns to master fingerings, rhythm, and even breathing, all at once!
Plus, for most instruments, you need to be able to have your fingers, arms, and sometimes even your legs each performing different tasks at the same time. This enhanced coordination can aid students in sports, typing, dancing, and much more!
We serve students from Frisco, TX, Dallas, TX, Southlake, Highland Park, Arlington, TX and all over the United States. Our music lessons are 100% online based, and are privately held.
Benefits of Music Lessons for Children
- Children who take music lessons often have larger vocabularies and better reading skills than children who do not take lessons.
- Children who take music lessons are more likely to excel in various forms of study, work more effectively in teams, exhibit better critical thinking skills, stay enrolled in school, graduate, and pursue higher education.
- Recent studies have shown that children who start and continue with music lessons statistically have lower reports of substance abuse (tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drugs).
- Children who play music typically spend less time watching TV.
- Children who play music display higher self-esteem and are more optimistic.
FAQ'S
HOW LONG ARE THE LESSONS?
Lesson are typically 30 mins once every week. You will connect with your teacher virtually, every week same time for 30 min. You can take hour long lessons, or even twice a week for 30 min. But we recommend beginners to start off with 30 min once a week.
What if I or my child don't know which instrument to choose from?
Desire is important! It should be an instrument you love to hear or want to play. Some students start with an instrument and end up switching to a different one.
Children change and grow, so do their tastes and interests. The good thing about learning an instrument, is that the knowledge is directly transferable to other instruments.
Are the Classes online or in-person?
All our lessons are online meeting via video conferencing. We do not have in-person lessons
Do You have trial lessons?
We do have paid trial lessons. Just sign up for one lesson and if we are a good fit for you, you can fully enroll in our lesson program.
Am I allowed to join the class?
We do have an open door policy. Parents are more than welcomed to be part of the online lessons.
Can I take more than One lesson per week?
Absolutely. You can sign up for more than one class per week. Just pick the times that work best for you by visiting our enroll page.
DO YOU TEACH CLASSICAL ONLY?
Many of our music instructors have educational background as well as teaching experience. They have warm personalities, are caring, nurturing, friendly and strive to get to know each student and their parent on a personal level.
Get started today!
Offering online, virtual, or remote music lessons in guitar, voice, singing, ukulele, bass, drum and piano lessons. We serve students from Dallas, TX, Southlake, Highland Park, Frisco, TX, Arlington, TX, and virtually anywhere from the comfort of your home.