by playmusic-admin | Oct 5, 2020 | practice
3 Tips to Help Students Practice in the Era of Online Learning A few days ago I joined my scheduled zoom lesson meeting with a student who warned me with tired eyes and heartfelt intention that I was his “13th call today”. We both had a good laugh about it, and though... by playmusic-admin | Oct 5, 2020 | Uncategorized
Shining Moments in the Sea of Tech Abyss: Students Art in the Pandemic In the wake of the pandemic, online programming has stepped up to fill seemingly impossible roles in our lives. From school to social gatherings to live music, it’s hard not to feel disappointed... by playmusic-admin | Aug 14, 2019 | choosing a teacher
You’ve seen it before, a crumpled flyer hanging askew on the local coffee shop bullentin board, covered 3-ply deep in flyers dating back to when Sonic Youth was still popular. You pause at the condiment counter, stirring whatever alternative milk your partner... by playmusic-admin | Apr 2, 2019 | sustainability
Caption: our program director, Zaneta at age 10 practicing with her dad When you tend a garden, the joy you get from the process doesn’t come about very quickly. Nope – the gratification comes with time, patience, and hard work. You don’t expect the plants to rise out... by playmusic-admin | Jan 14, 2019 | early childhood
If you’re reading this, chances are you have a kid who seems to love music and yet seems a little young for lessons. Maybe they belt ‘Old McDonald’ at the top of their lungs. Or somehow they miraculously know all the lyrics to ‘Here Comes the... 
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