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Here’s what Emiri and Kairi have to say about their violin teacher, Pat: “We love our teacher because she teaches us stuff, she’s funny and nice. She goes over the music with us. She helps us until we get it perfect. She’s helpful and on point but not in a bad way. If you mess […]
Frankie and Roman are sisters, and one was adopted by Meagan, the other by Ruth. If you take lessons at the Eastside you might get to meet these adorable puppies at the desk!
Why do you love your teacher? You would think it would be the opposite, but as an adult vocal student I think it is much easier to get defeated because you always think you should have started younger, or you have ruined your voice over the years, or you have read things on the internet […]
We would like to congratulate John Gregorius, who was voted by his peers as the 2018/2019 Allegro School of Music Teacher of the Year! John is being recognized for his outstanding contributions to the school in the following areas: Attendance. At Allegro, our number one priority is teaching music lessons. We hold our students […]
Tell us about your formal education in music. I graduated from Messiah College in 2009 with B.A. in Music, Voice Concentration. I performed both Junior and Senior recitals in addition to accompanying many peers for voice and instrumental recitals. Tell us about your professional performance experience. I have sung in several weddings, birthday parties, […]
Elizabeth Wells, Voice Tell us about your formal education in music. Like many of my students at Allegro, I began studying music in grade school. My first instrument was the clarinet in 4th grade. I then added the piano in 6th grade and dropped the clarinet when I got to Junior High. While my skills at […]
Teachers with waiting lists (March, 2015) Many teachers have sold out. If you need a schedule change or would like to be added to a waiting list for a particular teacher, day or time, please contact any of our office staff team and they can add you to the waiting list. There are still limited […]
The Upward Spiral In my years of teaching I’ve often noticed that many of my best students, while different in many ways, tend to have one thing in common; they have cultivated a mindset that I like to call the “Upward Spiral”. What is an upward spiral? Well it’s the opposite of the much more […]
Name Louisa Muir Instrument or Instruments Piano/Violin Tell us about your formal education in music. I started my formal music education at Cornell College in Iowa where I studied Music Education. I later transferred to Northern Arizona University where I received a BA in Music. I also attended graduate school in Flagstaff where I studied […]
Name Leslie Naradikian Instrument or Instruments Piano Tell us about your formal education in music. I graduated from the Eastman school of music in Rochester, NY with a bachelor’s degree in performance and then went on to receive a master’s from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. My music education certainly didn’t end there […]
