Learning to play a musical instrument has a multitude of benefits for individuals of all ages. It enhances physical, cognitive, and psychological abilities, promoting holistic development. Adult learners are provided with a platform for creative expression, instilling a newfound sense of creativity while rejuvenating the spirit. For children, musical pursuits cultivate a sense of challenge, accomplishment, and foster a deeper appreciation for the arts. Extensive research has consistently demonstrated that instrumental study nurtures analytical and critical thinking skills, which in turn, positively influence various aspects of life.
Lessons are offered for individuals of all age groups and proficiency levels. These lessons are carefully tailored to accommodate the learning preferences of each individual student, with a focus on providing positive reinforcement while grasping the fundamental principles of music.
Violin, Viola, Beginning Cello
& Beginning Piano
Elaine is an experienced professional violinist and private instructor. She has been performing since 1983, possessing a wealth of experience in orchestral, recording, and chamber music. Elaine holds a Bachelor of Music (Violin) from Baldwin-Wallace University/Conservatory of Music in Berea, Ohio, and has also pursued postgraduate studies at the University of Akron in Ohio. In addition to her expertise in violin, Elaine is also adept at teaching introductory piano lessons.
Lessons are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
Half Hour – $25
Full Hour – $45
Call (606) 207-1480 opt. 4 to register for lessons.
Guitar
Norm Brunelle has been involved with music for nearly 50 years with extensive teaching experience encompassing both private and classroom instruction. Having taught in elementary through graduate settings, is equally versed in instrumental and vocal music. His experience with guitar is largely in the area of folk music. His goal as a guitar teacher is to help students build a foundation of solid, basic skills upon which years of personal enjoyment can be accomplished. Students will learn basic music theory, note reading and scales, common chord patterns, along with basic strumming and fingerpicking patterns. In addition, basic tablature reading will be explored.
Lessons are held on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Half Hour – $25
Full Hour – $45
Call (606) 207-1480 opt. 3 to register for lessons.