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PRACTICE: THE COMPLETE WORKS – Part 1
PRACTICE: THE COMPLETE WORKS PART 1 - WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE NATURE OF PRACTICE By Kevin Taylor Before you enrolled in guitar lessons you may have already noticed your child’s interest in music or the guitar. If your child was interested, you may not know...
Austin High-Schooler Wins International Competition
Aytahn Benavi, a student of Kevin Taylor, recently participated in the Ex Aeque Artist International online competition. Over 145 entries of professional guitarists of all ages participated with video entries. There were 24 semi-finalists and eventually 12 finalists...
Childbloom “Chiara Stella” Guitar Ensemble Takes 1st Prize at Southwest Ensemble Competition in San Antonio
The Chiara Stella Guitar Ensemble, directed by Adam Carney received 1st prize at the Southwest Guitar Symposium competition, March 14-17. The members are: Aaron Lester, Rishab Rao Pejaver, Nathan Bledsoe, Nate Sullivan, Matt Sullivan, Cooper Reid, Oslo Groce, Ander...
It’s never too late!
Giving your children the opportunity to develop life-long musical skill is a gift that can’t be broken, lost or outgrown.
The Childbloom teachers consider it a privilege and honor to open the door to musicianship for young people.
Childbloom Christmas Choir Performs at the Texas State Capital Rotunda
Performing can be a scary thing. The Childbloom Program cultivates a habit of performance in the class, for family, in our outdoor, “sound oasis” teams, open mics, and eventually on the concert stage in recitals.
What Parents Say
My lesson involvement and The Childbloom Newsletter has increased my understanding of my daughter’s needs, abilities and development. She has progressed from never having played a guitar, to being an accomplished eager musician. This has been a dream come true for my 10 year old daughter and me. Thanks!
At 3+ years in the Program I recently asked my daughter (11 yrs. old) why she likes guitar. Her response was, ”I like to be able to do something that not a lot of kids can do and I like to show that skill off”.
Childbloom provides a positive learning experience in a low-pressure environment.