When I started teaching music lessons over a decade ago, I would often be approached by a parent of a very young child who was interested in private instruction. “How early do you start teaching lessons? The other music instructor I talked to won’t take kids before they are in second grade.” I understood the […]
What Did You Do This Summer? I ROCKED!!!
May 19, 2015 by
Think back to summers past… what were they like? Days seemed to last for forty hours and the start of school was sometime in the next millenium. Some days you hunted for things to do, friends with which to hang, places to go. You were working on your envy-inducing reply to the ageless start-of-school question, […]
3 Reasons Why You’ll Love Playing Guitar
March 18, 2015 by
When I first began the journey of learning how to play guitar, I never knew what would come of the fruits of my labor. I didn’t know if I’d like it, and I didn’t know if I would ever use it. As I’ve progressed through my guitar career, I’ve looked back and seen the challenges […]
Why a Coffee Shop Matters in a Hospital
March 11, 2015 by
On any given morning at Colquitt Regional Medical Center, you’re likely to see a swarm of little white cups with brown sleeves and smell the sweet aroma of freshly brewed coffee. Having planted a second location of Beans & Strings right within the hospital, we’re proud to serve a full menu of coffee and specialty drinks to […]
8 Great Ways Babies Benefit from Music
August 21, 2014 by
As we launch our newest Sprouts program, Baby Sprouts, you may find yourself asking, “Does a baby really benefit from a music class?” It does not take heavy scientific studies to see that music matters to little people; our shared human experiences tell us that! Here are eight great ways that babies benefit from intentional […]
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