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Testimonials
"We are enjoying our lessons with [our music teacher]. My son even practices without being told to." -B.S.
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Allegro Music Lessons, Inc.
Atlanta
Phone: 770-875-8595
Orlando
Phone: 407-956-4344
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 Allegro Music Lessons was created to solve the need for many busy parents and students who would like to take a music lesson or offer their children lessons but do not have the extra time in their schedules. It takes time to drive to a studio, wait 45 minutes, and then drive home. We have decided to bring the instructors to you in order to eliminate traveling time and stress. We believe learning should be rewarding and relaxing for everyone involved.
Ali is the owner and founder of Allegro Music Lessons. She has taught private piano lessons for over 10 years. She graduated from Florida State University with a B.S. degree in Education and Kennesaw State University with an M. Ed. She enjoys teaching music and watching students grow and learn. She places high importance on making sure all students with Allegro acquire skills which will enable them to become well-rounded musicians with an appreciation for the arts.
Learning a new instrument, not only enhances your life,
but actually enhances your intelligence.
The following excerpt was taken from an article by Dr. Arthur Harvey entitled "An Intelligence View of Music Education"
"A significant number of neurologists are studying the relationship between music and brain development. One such study published in Science in 1995 reported that musicians who learned to play string or keyboard instruments before adolescence appear to have larger areas of the brain devoted to touch perception of the fingers. In the journal Neuropsychologia, it was reported that musicians who started keyboard training before the age of seven had 12% thicker nerve fibers in the corpus callosum, the part of the brain that carries signals between the two hemispheres."
Sharon Begley's article, "Your Child's Brain . . ." in Newsweek reported that researchers at the University of Konstanz in Germany had evidence that exposure to music rewires neural circuits . . .
". . . Gardner says, is that music helps some people organize the way they think and work by helping them develop in other areas, such as math, language, and spatial reasoning."
And another quote to think upon by Zoltán Kodály:
"Music is the manifestation of the human spirit, similar to language. Its greatest practitioners have conveyed to mankind things not possible to say in any other language. If we do not want these things to remain dead treasures, we must do our utmost to make the greatest possible number of people understand their idiom."
Member of National Federation of Music Clubs (NFMC)
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