The Lunar Tunes Music Studio is committed to
developing a well-rounded MUSICIAN and PERFORMER. Students will learn the
physical, spiritual, emotional and intellectual aspects of the art of music.
While each student’s unique gifts will be valued, they will be taught to
respect and incorporate the traditions and techniques of musical literature.
By taking piano
lessons, you can learn the following:
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The Piano: How the Instrument Works and Plays
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Traditional Classical Repertoire
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Blues, Boogie, Jazz Standards, Broadway Show Tunes, Sacred and
Secular Songs
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Dynamics of Live Performance
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Body/Mind Relationships: Posture & Breathing
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Composition and Improvisation
·
Music Theory: How to Understand Music
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Sight-reading Skills
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Ear Training
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Accompanying Vocalists and Instrumentalists
·
Master Classes: Ensemble Playing
·
Music History and Appreciation:
Research, Listening and Attending Performances
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Recording and Composition Software, MIDI Keyboards and Sequencing
By
taking voice lessons, you can learn the following:
·
Traditional Classical Repertoire
·
Blues, Jazz Standards, Broadway Show Tunes, Sacred and Secular
Songs
·
Dynamics of Live Performance
·
Body/Mind Relationships: Posture & Breathing
·
Music Theory: How to Understand Music
·
Sight-singing and Ear Training
·
How to Work with an Accompanist
·
Master Classes: Duets, Trios, Choral Singing
·
Music History and Appreciation:
Research, Listening and Attending Performances
Piano
Students must have the following:
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Functional and tuned piano OR a full-sized, 88-key electronic
digital piano with weighted keys (ex. Kurzweil, Yamaha, Roland, etc.). If you
don’t have a good piano or keyboard, we can help you choose the right
instrument.
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Metronome
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Spiral Notebook for lesson notes
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Practice area free of distractions
Vocal
Students must have the following:
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Practice Area free of distractions
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Keyboard or piano (any type acceptable)
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Spiral Notebook for lesson notes
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Full-length mirror
Practice
The more you practice, the faster you’ll improve and
the more you’ll enjoy your music lessons!
Piano students should try to practice a minimum of 30
minutes each day or 4 hours a week— and more is always better!
Voice students should start with 15 minutes each day
and increase to 30 minutes as the voice gains strength.
Purchase
of Music
Vocal and piano students will need to purchase music
for lessons. Students may buy directly from the teacher or from music stores.
Cost of music is in addition to cost of lessons.
