How to make the violin [fun]ky
Metro Music Makers instructor Angelina Barrett explains how using certain note and finger patterns can help with making your violin sound funky.
Music Lessons
3 ways an adaptive lesson is different from a regular lesson
Metro Music Makers music therapist Sara Longwell shares about adaptive lessons, and explains some tools that music therapists frequently employ to meet students where they are.
Music therapy and adaptive lessons: What if my child doesn't have a diagnosis?
Metro Music Makers offers music therapy and adaptive lessons for children with a variety of diagnoses, including ADD/ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, emotional and behavioral disorders, cerebral palsy, down syndrome and much more. But what if your child doesn’t have a specific diagnosis? Can music therapy or adaptive lessons still be implemented successfully?
Why your student should play bass (and other instruments)
Metro Music Makers instructor J.T. Lee shares why you should give bass (and other instruments) a chance when it comes to choosing an instrument for your child to learn.
Am I Too Old to Start Learning an Instrument?
If you’re an adult, are you too old to start learning an instrument? Metro Music Makers instructor Mark Grundhoefer weighs in.
As Atlanta's film industry grows, so can your child's talent and skill
New jobs are opening up in Georgia’s film and TV industry every day, and we at Metro Music Makers are proud to be be a part of building up the next generation’s artists, musicians, producers and other talent.
Music Lesson Survival Guide for the Music Teacher, Student and Parent
Music lessons are not only a learning experience for the students, but for teachers and parents as well. Metro Music Makers instructor Calia Howse shares a survival guide for making lessons a great experience for all!
The perfect age for starting voice lessons
Joseph S. McBrayer, voice instructor at Metro Music Makers, shares 3 signs your child is ready for voice lessons.
Metro Music Makers brings the joy of music to your school too!
Kristen Van Dyke, music therapist and instructor at Metro Music Makers, not only teaches private lessons, but also teaches music classes at schools in metro Atlanta.
Why we recommend piano for adaptive lessons
As the Director of Music Therapy for Metro Music Makers, I love that we are able to offer adaptive lessons as part of our in-home services. I always recommend starting with piano, and if you’re a parent of a current or potential future adaptive student, I’d like to share with you some of the reasons for this.
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