Voice, Piano, Music Theory, Vocal Health & Physiology; B.M. Vocal Performance
Rachel C.
Menu
Rachel C.
Helen L.
Ashim B
Qiannan Z.
Natalie H.
Ray De La P.
Anita W.
Dominique B.
Jan Marie L.
Increased IQ
Higher Test Scores
Show better patience and resilience
Build better self-awareness
Build better prioritization skills
Are more self-motivated
Learning music is a perfect way to build confidence by overcoming challenges and reaching goals.
Music is a language and requires listening, phrasing, articulation, dynamics, and using vocabulary.
Playing music uses key brain functions, keeps us mentally sharp, and works our mind like a muscle.
Music has been proven to help us maintain peak mental sharpness and delay cognitive decline.
Playing music is a great way to make friends, play together, and get to know like minded people.
Playing music releases chemicals in the brain that make us happy! Have fun and play the songs you love.
Being a train ride from New York City, the music community in Connecticut is strong and diverse. While not a cultural haven for music, Connecticut has a rich history of community orchestras and has nurtured some of the greatest pop and rock stars of the last generation.
Connecticut is home to notable universities with amazing music programs such as Yale School of Music, Hartt School of Music at Hartford University, University of Connecticut at Storrs, Western Connecticut State University and Fairfield University.
