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How to Create a Consistent Practice Habit
How To Create A Consistent Practice Habit There are many things in our lives that we’ve created habits out of, such as brushing our teeth, drinking our coffee, or remembering to feed the goldfish. For the most part, we’re able to get through these tasks without giving them much thought. In fact, many of us…
Read MoreOctober Composer of the Month – Camille Saint-Saëns
While Carnival of Animals is widely loved and played around the world, there is so much more to Camille Saint-Saëns. This October, we’re looking into the life of the great French composer, Camille Saint-Saëns, a man whose compression and wit took the place of excessive emotion. Camille Saint-Saëns’s Personal Life Camille Saint-Saëns was born…
Read MoreDoes Learning An Instrument Help Relieve Stress?
Though we might try our best to avoid it at all costs, many of us have to accept that stress is simply a part of life. Of course, though everyone experiences stress, the impact that it can have may vary depending on a number of factors. Some people suffer from overwhelming senses of anxiety, while…
Read MoreSeptember Student of the Month – Jyotsna Kothari
This month, we’re excited to feature CCM voice student, Jyostna Kothari as our September 2022 Student of the Month! Jyotsna has been taking voice lessons for almost 3.5 years! She currently studies at CCM’s Redwood City location with Teacher Orlia. We are so proud of Jyotsna’s her dedication and willingness to try whatever teacher…
Read MoreSeptember Composer of the Month – Astor Piazzolla
This month, we’ll be looking at the life of Astor Piazzolla, one of history’s most renowned tango composers, bandoneon players, and arrangers. Many believe that Piazzolla revolutionized the world of tango, turning it into a brand new style, which was coined nuevo tango. His new style of tango incorporated several elements of jazz and…
Read MoreAugust Student of the Month – Kayden Lee
This month, we’re eager to feature CCM piano student, Kayden Lee as our August 2022 Student of the Month! Kayden has been taking piano lessons for almost 4 years! He currently studies at CCM’s Sunnyvale location with Teacher Tan. We are so proud of Kayden’s good attitude, tremendous curiosity, and hard work toward great…
Read MoreAugust Composer of the Month – Pauline Hall
This month, we want to recognize the work of one of the most important female composers in history — Pauline Hall. Pauline Hall was a Norwegian writer, composer, music critic, social activist, and one of the most prominent musical figures from the late 18th and early 19 centuries. Let’s dive in and get to know…
Read MoreHow Music Lessons Teach More Than Music
Music can be extremely impactful in a person’s life, and many people think the impact happens later, but even young children can benefit from music. In fact, having your child attend music lessons can help them in more ways than simply learning to play an instrument. Music has been proven to help with a wide…
Read MoreHow Piano Lessons Set Children up for Success
Setting your child for success later in life starts with encouraging them to explore their interests and allowing them to find a hobby that they’ll love. Luckily for parents of California Conservatory of Music students, our piano lessons for beginners throughout Sunnyvale and Redwood City can help your child succeed much later in their lives.…
Read MoreHow Music Lessons Can Help Your Children With School
Are you looking for a way to help your children with school? If so, you may want to consider enrolling them in music lessons. Believe it or not, learning how to play an instrument can actually help improve academic performance. In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of music lessons and how they…
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