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"NORA: Practice Makes Purr-fect" - Check the sequel too.
Sequel is also up. Don't miss it! This is not a trick that was taught to Nora. She began sitting at the piano at about one-year-old. She's eight no...
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The Next Mozart? 6-Year Old Piano Prodigy Wows All
6-year old Emily Bear has wowed audiences from the White House to her own house. Playing the piano since age 3, Emily also composes her own music....
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Piano stairs - TheFunTheory.com - Rolighetsteorin.se
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Why is Music Education Important?
In this http://www.artistshousemusi... video interview, Debbie Cavalier, Dean of Continuing Education at Berklee College of Music, shares with Be...
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Why Music Education Belongs in Public Schools
In this http://www.artistshousemusi... interview, Roger H. Brown, President of Berklee College of Music, gives a passionate defense of music educ...
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The Case for Music Education
Why is music education important?
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Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts - Orchestra Program
Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts - Ann Arbor, MI
For more information or to sign up for lessons, please visit www.aa-spa.org.
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Five determined professional musicians founded the Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts in 1991. All were new to Ann Arbor, MI and each brought successful experiences with music schools from other communities. Elaine Sargous, Penny Fischer, Katherine Collier, Virginia Weckstrom-Kantor and Wendy Bloom saw a need for a community music school that provided comprehensive learning for music students from toddlers to seniors. What they created was the opportunity for all to develop a life-long love of music, a love that taps into the rich cultural fabric existing in Southeastern Michigan.Now known as the Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts (AASPA), we are a member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts. The community arts school movement evolved in the United States from the immigrant settlement houses at the turn of the century. Those historic settlement houses met the need for a place where all members of the community could find a common language: music. The community arts school movement, now over 100 years old in America, was begun. The Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts is one of 800 such community arts schools nation-wide and as such, it is central to our mission and values to provide a community-based music school for all community members, from babies to senior citizens. As we enter a new year, it is clear that our mission has struck a chord in the Ann Arbor community - growth has been exponential, and in the upcoming year we will enroll over 450 students. While 85% of our students are school-age youth, last year our youngest student was fourteen months old, and our oldest student seventy-two.
AASPA provides the chance for all ages to express themselves through music by exploring a solid curriculum taught by the finest music faculty. AASPA's emphasis on performance opportunities for students fosters goal-setting, confidence, poise and pride in personal achievements. Thus, the school sponsors recitals, concerts, student activities and master classes featuring faculty, students and guest artists.The mission of the Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts is to nurture and inspire the musician in all of us and to be accessible to all in the greater Ann Arbor community.