Starter Tier – $57 for ONE 30 minute Drum lesson per month Tier 1 (Virtual Plan) – $189 per month for weekly 30 minute Drum lessons/$378 per month for weekly 1 Hour Drum lessons Tier 2 (In-Person/Hybrid Plan) – $299 per month for weekly 30 minute Drum lessons/$598 per month for weekly 1 Hour Drum…
Queens offers multiple options for those looking to take up music lessons. But with so many schools offering a wide range of learning experiences, how can you know which Music School in Queens is best for you? What makes a Music School The Best? 1. Teacher Quality and Experience Ideally, you want to search for…
When looking to start learning an instrument, choosing the right music school and instructor should be your first and most important step. Whether you’re are a parent looking for lessons for your children or want to take up an instrument yourself, knowing what to look for and setting your goals clearly will determine your success…
Starter Tier – $57 for ONE 30 minute lesson per month Tier 1 (Virtual Plan) – $189 per month for weekly 30 minute lessons/$378 per month for weekly 1 Hour lessons Tier 2 (In-Person/Hybrid Plan) – $299 per month for weekly 30 minute lessons/$598 per month for weekly 1 Hour lessons ($74.75 per 30-minute lesson)…
If you’ve ever looked at a chord chart and wondered, “Wait, what’s that chord doing here?”, you’re probably dealing with a non-diatonic chord. To avoid confusion, understanding the difference between diatonic chords and non-diatonic chords is a big step toward mastering music theory. Let’s break it down in this blog. What Does “Diatonic” Mean? Diatonic…
If you’ve ever listened to a song that surprised you with a sudden emotional shift, a haunting chord in a bright tune, or a hopeful moment in a somber ballad, there’s a good chance modal mixture played a role. Also known as mode mixture or modal interchange, this technique involves borrowing chords from a parallel…
If music is a language, then cadences are its punctuation. Just like a sentence can end with a period, a question mark, or an exclamation point, music uses cadences to signal pauses, endings, or unexpected turns. Think of them as musical commas, periods, or even dramatic plot twists. Whether you’re writing songs, learning to play…
If you’ve ever wondered why some solos sound so perfect, so locked-in with the music, the answer often comes down to one simple concept: chord tones. Whether you’re playing jazz, rock, blues, or even pop, mastering a chord tone is one of the true “secrets” to creating solos that connect deeply with the song. Today,…
Why Go Beyond Major and Minor? When most guitarists begin learning chords, they start with the usual suspects: major and minor shapes. While these are essential, they don’t cover the full range of harmonic expression available on the guitar. Enter suspended chords and add chords — two beautiful, often misunderstood chord types that offer new…
Why Should You Care About Whole and Half Steps? If you’ve been playing guitar for a little while, you’ve probably heard terms like whole step and half step thrown around in lessons or tutorials. But what do they really mean? And why should you care? Here’s the truth: Whole and half steps are the building…