We aim to inspire the next generation of artists and musicians and transform their passion for the arts into a lifelong journey of reward and fulfillment. The most common remark from parents following a wonderful school concert is, “I wish my parents would have encouraged me to play an instrument and stick with it.” Whatever the reason, playing an instrument can bring joy and fulfillment like no other activity. Even standardized test scores such as the SAT are higher among musicians. Robert Melillo has worked with a composer to develop a line of music that specifically addresses strengthening each hemisphere. Other studies have also shown that learning to play an instrument enhances a student's academic performance in math, language arts, foreign language and other academic areas. Classical music and minor tones for the right side, upbeat and major tones for the left side. More recent studies show that the Mozart Effect, as it is known, has very little to do with listening to Mozart and more to do with listening to music that activates a certain portion of the brain. A considerable amount of research suggests that listening to music may improve cognitive skills. In addition to the obvious benefits of playing a music instrument, there are a number of scientifically proven and surprising academic benefits to learning music. In all cases, performing music in front of a live audience is an exhilarating experience. For the select few that choose to pursue music as a career, it is exhilarating to be part of Symphony Orchestras, String Quartets and Bands and perform in front of large audiences in Opera Houses with rich musical history. As adults, most students choose to join bands and create music. Children that learn music at a very young age continue to participate in middle school orchestras and bands. There is nothing like the joy of performing music for your grandparents, parents, and other family and friends.
Once you learn an instrument, that skill stays with you the rest of your life. Having the skill to perform a music instrument has been one of the most cherished accomplishments throughout history. In addition to their instrument, students need a laptop computer, desktop computer, tablet, or mobile phone with both audio and video capabilities to participate in the School of Rock Remote online music lessons program.There are so many wonderful reasons to learn music and art. What do I need to participate in the Online Music Education Program? When are Online Program lesson times?Įxact availability varies by school location, but most schools have availability seven days a week. Ask your local School of Rock for pricing specifics. School of Rock's online music program prices vary by location. How do I sign up for online music lessons?Ĭontact your local School of Rock location to sign-up for our Online Program. Students then receive fun weekly activities to practice through School of Rock's proprietary Method App.
Online guitar lessons, online bass lessons, online singing lessons, online piano lessons and online drum lessons are all held virtually via video lesson rooms.
Prior to the student's remote online music lesson, you will receive a link to a secure virtual lesson room. Your local School of Rock location will schedule a weekly lesson time for your student. FAQ How do the online video lessons work?
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