Pursue Excellence in Music:

Flutes are in the woodwind family, even though they don’t use wooden reeds. Instead, the sound is made from air passing over an open hole. The keys on a flute are similar to the keys on clarinets and saxophones by the way they are individually screwed to the instrument, and by the way the pads under the keys create a seal when they are pressed to change notes. Flute lessons include learning to read music, sight reading pieces, using correct embouchure, improving playing techniques, and studying scales.

The Beauty of the Flute:

The flute is a highly versatile instrument with a strong footing in classical music that can be seen in both concert bands and orchestras.  It is also very jazzy instrument and over time, many musicians have created fun and innovative sounds with the flute.  It is an exciting and challenging instrument to learn, and great for seasoned musicians to pick up as a secondary instrument.  The flute can be seen marching in military bands, in a formal concert hall, or in a more quiet setting like a coffee shop.  Regardless of where it’s being played, the flute will always remain timeless.

Music will Enrich a Child's Life:

Learning to play an instrument makes children well rounded and builds confidence in them and since children taught at our studio are required to create and follow a practice schedule, they are taught discipline and study skills that can be used in other areas of study. Learning the flute with help develop fine motor skills, aural skills, and logic and reasoning skills.