Learning to Sing: The Truth Behind 4 Common Misconceptions

by | Jun 5, 2012 | Music Lessons, Singers, Singing Technique, Tampa Music Lessons, Tampa Music Teachers, Tampa Singing Lessons, Tampa Singing Teachers, Tampa Voice Lessons, Tampa Voice Teachers, Voice Lessons

“I’m tone deaf.”  “I can only sing low songs.”  “I can’t sing on pitch.”  “Do I need voice lessons or can I just learn to sing by listening to my favorite singers on YouTube and iTunes?”  These questions and...

Shopping for a Violin

by | Jun 3, 2012 | Music Lessons, Tampa Music Teachers, Tampa String Lessons, Tampa String Teachers, Tampa Violin Lessons, Tampa Violin Teachers, Tips for Parents, Violin Lessons, Violin Maintenance, Violin Shopping

Shopping for a violin?  Finding the right instrument can make a huge difference in how quickly you progress in your training.  Here is some expert advice on finding a quality instrument from “The 3-Fingered Violinist.”  Shopping for a violin can be both...
Recipe for Enjoying Music Lessons

Recipe for Enjoying Music Lessons

by | May 15, 2012 | Guitar Lessons, Music Lessons, Piano Lessons, Practice Time, Saxophone Lessons, Tampa Brass Lessons, Tampa Brass Teachers, Tampa Guitar Lessons, Tampa Guitar Teachers, Tampa Music Lessons, Tampa Music Teachers, Tampa Piano Lessons, Tampa Piano Teachers, Tampa Saxophone Lessons, Tampa Saxophone Teachers, Tampa Singing Lessons, Tampa Singing Teachers, Tampa String Lessons, Tampa String Teachers, Tampa Violin Lessons, Tampa Violin Teachers, Tampa Voice Lessons, Tampa Voice Teachers, Tampa Woodwind Lessons, Tampa Woodwind Teachers, TBMA Original Articles, Tips for Parents, Violin Lessons, Voice Lessons

As a parent, you want music lessons to be a positive experience for your child. But sometimes there is a disconnect between that desire and the actual day to day grind of lessons, practice time, and recitals. The good news is that your approach to your child’s music...