The Gift of Performance Opportunities
I’m truly thankful that our students can gain performance experience. Even if they don't pursue music professionally, their performances at open mics and recitals give them great life skills and an edge over their peers.
Cecilia Rowe
Is Your Piano in Tune?
Why is it so important for you to keep your students' piano in tune? Does it really make a difference? Can a child even hear the difference?Does it matter? Yes! For one thing, children can indeed hear the difference.
Cecilia Rowe
Which Instrument To Start With?
With so many wonderful musical instruments to choose from, how do you decide which one you should start with? Thankfully you don’t have to choose just one instrument. But you have to start somewhere, so where?
Cecilia Rowe
Your Role in Music Lessons
Would you like to play a starring role in your children’s lessons? The best way to do this is by supporting and encouraging them. This post is to help you understand what’s going on each week so you’ll have a better idea of how to do that.
Cecilia Rowe
The Key of Calm
As the New Year begins in the face of our “new normal,” parents are struggling to find ways to continue their children’s development and emotional wellness in the face of cancelled extracurriculars, physically distant educators, and unprecedented screen time, while juggling their own anxieties about the future.
City Lifestyle
To Love, Cherish and Watch the Bottom Line
Sean and Cecilia Rowe own The Music Studio Atlanta, Courtnay & Rowe In-Home Music Academy and St. Angelo’s Pizza Vinings and Lakepoint locations
City Lifestyle
Hone Your Craft
Music lessons develop such valuable skills that provide a firm foundation for learning and life.
City Lifestyle
Music Matters – “When Should We Start?”
As a music teacher and Studio owner, the question I am most often asked is always a version of “When is the perfect age to start music lessons for my child?”
Our Town Monthly
