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Raving Fans
Deanna is FANTASTIC! We honestly went to another piano teacher with our son previously and he was not engaged. She is patient, energetic and consistent – he is SO excited every time it is lesson day. Could not recommend her highly enough!
This morning Charlotte started telling me a bunch of addition like 4+3 is 7, 2+3 is 5, and a number of combinations she worked out.
It’s like the math light went on in her head. Really neat. Thank you.
My 4-year-old son has been taking lessons with Deanna for the past 6 months. I am a preschool teacher. I was immediately impressed by how Deanna was able to connect with my child and work with him with such calmness and ease.
My son tried many different classes and has had many different instructors. Deanna has by far been his favorite instructor and he is always excited and ready for class.
The program she uses is wonderful, it introduces children to sequencing and patterns, fine motor skills and development and so much more. I highly highly recommend classes with Deanna. We love her!
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All Books and Materials Included at No Extra Charge
No Long Term Contracts
No Recital, Concert, or Performance Fees, Ever
Frequent Communication About Your Progress
Clean, Fun, Bright Environment
Fun Lessons Specializing in Technique, Musicianship and Performance
No Long Term Contracts
Located in the Beautiful, Sunnyside Neighborhood
Our convenient location in the Sunnyside (SE Hawthorne) area at 2240 SE Hawthorne Blvd. Portland, OR 97214 offers free parking, dining, and shopping.
Have your lesson then get your coffee and pastry at the local favorite Grand Central Bakery right next door.
We recommend the chai tea and the cheese danish. (I know dairy isn’t great for the voice but they are delicious.)
We love our location and you will too!
Air Conditioned Lobby Space with Free Wifi
Free Student Recitals & Showcases
Our performance parties (aka recitals) are included for all clients and. Whether it’s in person at a nearby venue, by video, or at a local community event, clients get the experience of performing in front of an audience which serves with future public speaking or performing opportunities.
The Downside Of Perfection – The Opposite Of Loving Yourself
In this article, we explore the downsides of perfectionism and provide five reasons why it’s not a worthwhile goal. If you’re constantly pursuing an unattainable ideal, it’s time to let go and focus on self-love and personal growth. Discover how to break free from the shackles of perfectionism and find true satisfaction in your life.
Grit Is the Strongest Predictor of Future Success
Grit is the strongest predictor for future success in an individual; grit overcomes wit and ability every time. Studies have proven that given a group with equal IQ scores and ability, those with grit will beat out their counterparts.
You can use your past experiences to influence your current or future situations by calling on the skills you created when you had to fight to overcome so you can rise out of a difficult time…
✔Bounding back after a bad audition or performance
✔Finding out you didn’t the get the role or job when you really wanted it
✔That time you had to say goodbye to someone you loved
✔That season you didn’t sleep when your baby was small and you had to be at work
✔Being in boot camp or on tour during your military career
✔Working menial jobs and creating a budget with little income
✔Being a single parent with no support
✔Overcoming a medical event
✔Bringing your credit back after bankruptcy
If you have endured loss and came out the other side, you have undoubtedly developed grit.
How To Sing “From The Diaphragm”
You must have heard people saying “Sing from your diaphragm”, but what exactly do they mean? How can your diaphragm sing? What they actually mean is to use your diaphragm to control your singing breath.
Well, you must actually practice with good vocal exercises to perfect your singing breath. Singing from the diaphragm is a complex muscle/breath coordination that many singing teachers find it difficult for their students to words effectively. That is why there is so much confusion on this topic.