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MTMS Blog

  • All the Music Books

    All the Music Books

    So many books! Feel free to come browse around lessons or just visit us. We encourage donations of nonperishable food items or money to the charity of your choice. This is a great time to pick up something new, whether it is for a new instrument or a new style or just a whimsical choice.…

  • August Book Fair 2023

    August Book Fair 2023

    MTMS has a ton of sheet music and books – organized and on display for the entire month of August. The music is available to students, clients, and the public. We’d appreciate a donation of a nonperishable food item or clothing, though you can also take a cash donation to your favorite charity instead. We’re…

  • Summer Music Playlist!

    Summer Music Playlist!

    Students are encouraged to participate in the Summer Music Playlist! MTMS is proud to offer several opportunities throughout the year to show off those new skills and new learned music. All polished, performance-ready pieces, even simple or non-summer related music is welcome for the playlist. Please submit your video to the MTMS Receptionist or your…

  • Music Apps – What do YOU use?

    Music Apps – What do YOU use?

    We ask this question in the lab this week, and I’m curious to send it to the crowd. There aren’t many answers this early in the week, so check the picture below. My husband uses Amazon music. I use Amazon music, Spotify, and Pandora at different times, as well as Youtube for something specific. My…

  • Juneteenth

    In honor of Juneteenth, please check out the link and see the roots of African American music. With so many limits on those who were taken in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, music was one of the outlets that remained open to create. I find it so interesting that songs changed not just singer to singer…