MTMS Blog
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New and Old Violins
Have you heard that older violins are better? Or modern ones? There is no perfect instrument out there, despite all the known ideas out there. According to MTMS instructor Nitin Sharma, age is one consideration of a stringed instrument’s sound. Vibrations of the wood cause the grain to loosen and expand over time. “Matured” instruments…
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Learning About the Vocal Register
What do you know about vocal registers? Many of us have been taught about chest registers and head registers – the chest register being the deeper of the two and the head register being higher and more airy. Maybe you also were taught about a break between these two, where the notes aren’t as strong…
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An Overview of Flute History
Did you know there are major differences between older and newer flutes? Theobald Bƶehm invented the modern scale of both the flute and the clarinet in the late 19th century. Scale in this case refers directly to the engineering of the instrument and what pitch it will play. However, pitch hasn’t remained constant. The note…
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Can’t Stop the Music: MTMS Values
At Michelle Tuesday Music School, we have a commitment to music and sharing that love with others. There are other values that shape our mission as a music school, and it’s important to highlight our dedication to our purpose. Collaboration: We appreciate working together. Communication and support are at the top of the list, whether…
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UTheory
Ori, 9 year old drumming student at MTMS, picks Utheory as his music lab nearly every week. Jacob, the attendant, has gotten accustomed to this but still asks his normal question: What do you want to do today for music lab? UTheory is one music lab station. It has a lot of lessons and skills…