Updates December 2023
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What is a make-up lesson? A lesson that is scheduled because either the student or teacher cannot meet at the regular scheduled time. Each eligible student gets one make-up lesson per year for a missed lesson. You might also be
Safety is our top priority at Lippert’s.
Lesson Procedure
Masks are not required for entry, however, they are still strongly encouraged. We do ask for respect and compliance if you are asked to wear a mask due to social distancing concerns. That said, always have a mask with you…
Technique builds the essentials of playing an instrument. At the beginning, you may not see the point, however, if you persevere, your hands will learn logical finger patterns, develop strength and endurance. This is similar to the training of an
It’s going to take more than a global pandemic to stop the music. In early March when the coronavirus pandemic was at its peak, numerous videos went viral across social media in which musicians and singers in Italy were seen
Zoom classes have become an increasingly common form of education over the past year. Switching to an online learning platform may seem overwhelming at first, but Zoom is a great tool that makes it easy for individuals of all technical
Up to date School Policies are now posted on the Policies page: https://www.lippertmusic.com/lippert-music-school-policies/
How many recitals do you have? We have a year-end recital for all students in June. Other performances opportunities are available throughout the year such as the East York Music Festival and community outreach projects. We encourage multiple performances for
What Instruments do you teach? We teach all types of instruments including voice, piano, violin, cello, clarinet, flute, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, guitar, bass, ukulele, percussion, harp, audio recording and production, and so much more! Even if your instrument isn’t listed
MUSIC FESTIVALS We encourage participation in any/all music festivals to further hone performance skills. Please visit the following websites for more information. Participation can lead to prizes and scholarships. EXAMINATIONS Royal Conservatory of Music Examinations Studying classical music can lead