from ADDitude mag My son’s young life was a matrix of appointments — ADHD specialist, child psychologist, occupational therapist, audiologist, speech therapist. He struggled in school and was in trouble more often than not. Then one day he discovered a...
7 Steinway & Sons baby grand and grand pianos used during the 2019 Southeastern Piano Festival at the University of South Carolina will be available for purchase at Very Special Pricing on Thursday July 4, 2019 (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY) Exclusively...
Join us on September 22nd at 3pm for a special concert event at the Sandhill Branch Library 763 Fashion Drive Columbia, SC 29229 The event is free, but RSVP here!...
Rice Music House and Spring Valley Baptist church invite you and your friends to join us for an early 4th of July Celebration on Sunday June 30, 2019. The festivities will take place at Village at Sandhill featuring the Spring...
Come join us and celebrate Make Music day Concerts at Rice Music House on June 21st from 11am to 5pm! Performances by local pianists, guitarists and other musicians. All day long. Admission is Free, But Seating is limited! Register here...
by James Stewart of vpr.org In an earlier episode we spent a great deal of time debunking the “Mozart Effect,” the idea that passively listening to music can increase the IQ or cognitive functions of an infant or an individual....
via kansascity.com Doctors, nurses and other health care workers connected with the Nebraska medical school in Omaha may have found that making music with their orchestra may be the best medicine for easing their stress and meeting work challenges. The...
Music is a universal language that promotes emotion and imagination. No matter where you are or who you are with, music unites people. Friendships are often formed around musical tastes. On a deeper level, psychologists and educators herald music as...
Make Music Day Columbia is a city-wide celebration of the creation of music, no matter how it’s done. Part of the Make Music Day Alliance, Columbia is proud to be a participating city in a worldwide celebration of making music...
Sixteen year old pianist Catherine Huang is a sophomore at Lynbrook High School and studies piano with Professor Hans Boepple. She won first prize and the young jury award at the 2017 Arthur Fraser International Piano Competition and appeared on...