It's been an interesting year so far, and now that summer is winding down, I'm sure parents everywhere are missing the familiar rout

A long time ago there was a musician who could charm birds and fish into dancing with his music. A lute player named Wen from the Kingdom of

As the school year begins and we settle into a new, likely busier routine, time seems like it's becoming scarcer. We now have after...

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Wayne Gretzky, Steve Jobs - these great men all had one thing in common. Can you guess what it might be? If you gue

At a Suzuki Institute, your child can get specialized attention on their specific instrument and can make friends with and learn from others

Recently in a lesson, I had a student express uncertainty as to whether or not he should perform. Both his parent and I were firmly in favor

Why do we practice performing? To get better at it, of course! Live performance is another set of skills just like scales or arpeggios. We p

What exactly does holding yourself accountable look like? How can we do this effectively? In the context of any goal, whether it be to medit

This weekend, I had the privilege of performing with the Asheville Symphony Chorus at Arden Presbyterian for our celebration of Leonard Bern

If you're new to Summit Academy of Music, you might notice that we have a policy of requiring parents in the room during the lesson. The