At Lippert Music Centre, we’re committed to keeping our students and teachers safe, and that includes protecting the musicians who teach us. If you’re feeling unwell–whether it’s a cough, cold, or fever–we kindly ask that you contact us to switch
Updates:
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.
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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…
Former Lippert Music Centre guitar teacher Sean Kelly, performer and music authority has a new book out, chronicling the rise and fall of what is affectionately called 1980s “hair metal.” Karen Pace, an uber-fan who used to work as a
Lippert Music Centre is honoured to announce that we have received the “Best Music Instruction” from the Scarborough Mirror’s Reader’s Choice Awards for 2021. Our music school prides itself in offering high quality music education, and we are incredibly grateful
Safety is our top priority as we return to in-person learning this September! That means each lesson room will be equipped with an air purifier, all of teachers are fully vaccinated, routine sanitization of lesson rooms, and more. Please see
Periodic restringing is essential for your instrument to function well – Call or Email Lippert’s today! When did you change your strings last? Did you know, for active musicians, it is recommended that you restring your instrument at least every three
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