Playing for each other
A small stage.
A friendly room.
Our studio recitals are a chance to share something you’ve been working on. A short piece is plenty.
Come to play.
Come to listen.
We hold two studio gatherings each year, in May and November. Current students can play a solo, share a duet or enjoy the afternoon from a chair.
There is no entry fee for students or their invited guests. Family and friends are welcome within the room’s capacity. We keep the program to about an hour, with time afterward to talk.
Exact dates, start times and guest limits are shared with enrolled families at least four weeks ahead. No recital date is currently listed here.
How a recital comes together.
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Choose together.
Your teacher helps you pick something comfortable. It does not need to be your hardest piece.
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Practice the whole moment.
Try walking up, starting and finishing in your lesson. You can play with your teacher beside you.
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Make it yours.
Play from memory or use your music. If you decide to listen instead, that’s fine.
A room to feel comfortable in.
Do I have to perform?
No. Recitals are optional for every age and level. You can attend as a listener, and choosing not to perform does not change your lessons.
Can guests take photos or video?
Please check with the teacher and the people being recorded first. A parent or guardian decides for a child. We do not post student images without permission.
The first step is a lesson.
Try an instrument before you think about an audience. A 30-minute trial is $20.