When people are looking for services on google, the words “…near me” are contained in 4-8x more searches than not. We all want convenience and these words represent it. The question brings to mind, “is quality sacrificed for convenience?”...
Teaching children guitar is not the same as teaching adults or even older teens. This essay shows some of the typical mistakes guitar teachers make with students. Forewarned is forearmed. Parents know that children’s interests and thinking ability grows with age....
In 2001 a much touted experiment suggested that listening to 10 minutes of Mozart improved performance on certain spatial-temporal tasks. There was much acclaim about the research but the acclaim was mostly media exaggeration and even the researchers admitted it was...
ROUND ROCK – Two Round Rock students won a national Childbloom contest performing a piece called “Tomorrow’s Bells.” Emerson Davis and Sargam Jajoo, both 9 year old girls, performed the work on video and submitted it. There were many entries...
IS MY CHILD TOO young (or old) FOR CHILDBLOOM GUITAR LESSONS? Musical experiences come in all forms. Even infants and toddlers respond to music. Music lessons are different. They are best started after a child has heard music, moved and sang to music and have seen...
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...
