MTMS is closed for in-person music lessons today. Virtual lessons will proceed as scheduled. You may switch to a virtual lesson today if you notify us by 2pm. Otherwise, our receptionists will automatically bank a makeup for today’s lesson, which may be scheduled at your convenience*.
Musically,
Michelle and the MTMS Staff
*banked makeups expire one year after the absence date, or upon the withdrawal of the absent student, whichever comes first.
MTMS is closed for in-person music lessons today. Virtual lessons will proceed as scheduled. You may switch to a virtual lesson today if you notify us by 2pm. Otherwise, our receptionists will automatically bank a makeup for today’s lesson, which may be scheduled at your convenience*.
Musically,
Michelle and the MTMS Staff
*banked makeups expire one year after the absence date, or upon the withdrawal of the absent student, whichever comes first.
Due to inclement weather, all lessons at Michelle Tuesday Music School will be virtual or rescheduled today, Monday, January 6th, 2025.
Stay safe, break out the sleds, and put on a crock of hot cocoa!
Dear clients,
With our apologies, we have been experiencing a temporary phone outage due to issues with our AT&T service since Wednesday, Dec. 18. Please use text (614-418-7110) or email (lessons@michelletuesday.com) to reach us until further notice.
Musically,
Michelle & the MTMS Staff
For new students (and their parents), learning an instrument is an exciting journey! But there’s more to music than just playing notes—music theory is the key to truly understanding and mastering your craft. Here’s why it’s important:
1. Build a Strong Foundation: Music theory helps students understand why music sounds the way it does. With this knowledge, they can recognize patterns, read music more easily, and play with confidence.
2. Boost Creativity: Knowing theory allows students to go beyond memorizing songs—they can create their own. Improvisation, songwriting, and playing by ear become much easier when students grasp the structure of music.
3. Faster Progress: With a solid understanding of theory, students can pick up new pieces faster and tackle more complex music. It’s like learning the language of music, making everything feel less like guesswork and more intuitive.
4. Versatility Across Instruments: Music theory is universal. Whether your child plays piano, guitar, or any other instrument, theory knowledge transfers seamlessly across instruments. It’s a skill that will serve them for life.
At Michelle Tuesday Music School, we believe in empowering our students with the tools they need to succeed, and music theory is the secret ingredient to discovering their full potential. Check out the Music Technology and Learning Lab to learn how the two teachers assigned to every student – an instrument instructor and a theory instructor – work together to skyrocket your learning.
