"Fantastic Even with Young Children"
"Carolyn
Studer is a very patient and intuitive piano teacher who knows how to
make lessons fun. She lets my 5 year old son have just enough space to
own his own progress yet is able to nudge him forward each lesson.
He's made tremendous progress under her direction. I highly recommend
her. She is smart and talented and a natural born teacher."
Eva Murdock, piano (at age six); Gene Herd, drums; Sherry Luchette, bass; Bob Black, guitar; playing "String Blues" by Eva Murdock.
“I don’t know who I am, but you know, life is for learning.”
Joni Mitchell
Each child is unique, and children have different gifts and abilities, but music is good for every child, and everyone can learn to play and everyone can benefit from learning the language of music.
I love teaching music to children, and I've had the pleasure of working with many gifted musicians in my music education program over the years, including Grammy-nominated composer Chris Walden and his wife, artist and musician Beate Walden (whose children I so enjoyed teaching for many years); Broadway star Deborah S. Craig of “The Putnam County Spelling Bee"; singer-songwriter Molly Pasutti; jazz bassist and teacher Sherry Luchette; Grammy-nominated jazz pianist and composer Bill Cunliffe; award-winning film and television composer James Studer; and AcademyAward-nominated songwriter Anne Preven (see below).
NOVEMBER 8th PIANO RECITAL with
SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST ANNE PREVEN
Anne Preven
Academy Award-Nominated Songwriter Anne Preven was the guest artist at our November 8th, 2009 piano recital. Anne writes songs for
many artists, including Miley Cyrus and Hannah Montana, Katy Perry, and Beyonce. Students and audience members enjoyed asking Anne questions about her music career during a Q
& A session at the recital.
Please click on upcoming events for more information about the band workshops and concert scheduled for April.
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