On Saturday, January 14, the MTMS Winter Benefit Concert at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church in Gahanna raised over 180 pounds of food for GRIN (Gahanna Residents in Need)!
This concert was set in two hour-long sessions. Our students delighted friends and family with their hard work and great music. MTMS is extremely proud of every student and the progress they’ve made with their music.
Congrats, performers!
Michelle Tuesday Music School is offering free trial lessons through June 1, 2022. Music lessons are available on most instruments and voice.
Email lessons@michelletuesday.com, text 614-418-7110, or complete our enrollment form to book your free trial music lesson today!
Subject to schedule availability.
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, our Summer Beach Recital did not proceed as planned. We had to cancel the in-person recital. In response to this cancellation, we asked each of the students who signed up to participate to submit a video of them playing their recital piece so we could insert them into a compilation. Please watch said playlist below and revel in the music presented by our students.
After recovering from the challenges of COVID, the leadership team at Michelle Tuesday Music School got together early in 2021 to brainstorm our values and discover who we wanted to be. We believe the list below defines us as an organization. We hope we continue to live these values for years to come, and we invite you to hold us accountable to them.
We value communication and supporting our clients, students and each other.
We value the growth of students and ourselves through hard work and perseverance.
We value making space for students and each other to express our unique selves.
We value the shared love of music and learning that connects us all together.
We are proud to be Gahanna’s hometown music school. We love our community and our MTMS family. We work together, we create together, we teach each other, and we’d love to share that with you. Come join the family!
We have readily available hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes/spray, and soap everywhere. In each lesson room, we’ve installed a clear shower curtain liner to separate the teacher from the student. We’ve removed a large percentage of our lobby seating and ask parents of independent children to wait in their cars or drop off/pick up. Masks are required of staff, students and clients at all times except where it interferes with the lesson – for example, voice lessons or trumpet lessons – in which case the teacher/student are separated by the curtain or the lesson is conducted in our larger classroom, and they wear masks up until the point where it would interfere. We do have a music lab where students work on independent study under the guidance of a theory teacher, and we’ve reduced capacity in the room from 9 students to 4 students and separated the work stations with plastic divider walls. And most significantly, we offer online lessons, and since approx. 75% of our clients have opted to stay online for the time being, as well as about half our teachers still choosing to teach remotely from their homes, our overall traffic of people is significantly reduced from pre-COVID operations. Some days are busier than others, so if your schedule is flexible, we can find you a time with a minimum of people in the building, if that interests you.
