Childhood

Dr. Anita Collins, a researcher on brain development and music learning stated, “Playing music is the brain’s equivalent to a full-body workout.” Practically speaking, as a child I believe my… 

• Literacy skills were accelerated through singing lyrics
• Mathematical skills were reinforced through studying rhythms
• Comprehension and retention skills were enhanced through studying and memorizing music 
• Gross and fine motor skills were strengthened through holding picks, playing foot pedals, and using all 10 fingers independently to play a song
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Learning music also taught me discipline and time management skills from a young age. I played my instrument almost everyday, even when I did not want to (thank you Mom and Dad)! With practice, I saw consistent improvement and I learned that if I put my mind to do something and set aside the time, I could accomplish it. 
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​We have entered a new era of communication! More can be done in less time, communication is quicker and more efficient, and tasks can be completed from home. SC Music Lessons gives the option for students to be virtual and because of that, the opportunities to learn the arts are endless!

With virtual lessons, neither you nor the instructor needs to consider travel time. Additionally, if you have children, you will not need childcare while you do your lessons. Going virtual allows more time flexibility and enables you to having an engaging lesson from the comfort of your home. 

A lesson that required you to block an hour and a half of your day now only requires 30 minutes of productive effort!