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How to Nurture Your Young Singer
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One of the questions I hear most often from parents is how to best support a child who loves to sing—especially when that child is still growing, changing, and figuring things out. It’s a question rooted not just in music, but in connection: how we show up for our kids as they explore who they are.
That’s why I love this week’s blog post, Eight Ways Parents Can Nurture Young Singers, written by our vocal coach Canangela Boyd-Robertson. Her perspective aligns beautifully with our theme this year of connection through music, reminding us that healthy musical growth happens through encouragement, shared experiences, and meeting each child where they are.
If singing is already part of your child’s world—or if they’re just beginning to explore it—I hope this article offers reassurance, clarity, and a few ideas you can carry with you along the way.
👉 Read the full article on our website.
Keep learning, keep growing, and let the music lead the way.
Allison Jarrell 🎵
Founder & CEO
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New Blog Post: Eight Ways Parents Can Nurture Young Singers |
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by Canangela Boyd-Robertson
One of the most common questions parents and voice teachers ask is how best to train a vocalist whose voice is still developing and undergoing rapid change. How do we help young singers grasp the more abstract concepts of singing? And do voice lessons ever cause more harm than good? These are thoughtful and important questions. In this article, I will address some of these concerns and offer suggestions to help parents make more informed decisions. ... |
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Come support a MMM teacher and enjoy some fantastic live music!
Come see MMM teacher Mark Grundhoefer perform with the music of John Prine with the band Illegal Smile at Mad Life Stage & Studios!
Here are all the details you need:
John Prine Goes Electric - Presented by Illegal Smile
MadLife Stage & Studios, 8722 Main St, Woodstock, GA 30188
Sunday, Feb 1 at 2 p.m. |
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What Parents Are Saying... |
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"It was great! Lily is excited, and Abigail was so sweet and encouraging."
-Ms. G, after her daughter's first piano lesson with Abigail
"Lessons are going great!"
-Hassan, voice student with Abigail
"Ava loved her lesson! She’s excited to continue!"
-Ms. B, after her daughter's first voice lesson with Abigail |
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Has your family had a great experience with us? If so, we'd love for you to share that experience with others. Our favorite way to bring new students into the Metro Music Makers family is through your referrals! It shows us we're doing something right, and it means we're getting great new customers since they're your friends and neighbors!
In fact, we're so thankful for your help spreading the word that we'll give you a $50 credit toward your lessons when your friends and family join the MMM family. (Just make sure they use your name when they register.)
Looking for an easy way to share? Post a link to our website along with a testimonial on your social media accounts, your neighborhood Facebook group, and your virtual bulletin board for work. |
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May 3 - Spring Showcase at Red Clay
May 26-29 - Rock Band Camp at Alpharetta Arts
July 6-10 - Acoustic Jam Fest Camp at Alpharetta Arts
July 20-24 - Rock Band Camp at Alpharetta Arts
More details and events coming soon! |
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