Your word I have hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against You. –Psalm 119:11
At the end of each school day, the pre-grammar music room turns into the game room for the after school students. I hear snippets of the students’ day, answer...
It was London, 1995.
A soft, safe place to land. We all have one. The overstuffed chair in the corner. The way-too-cozy bed that makes it nearly impossible to cheerfully greet a winter morning. Strong arms. A quiet car. What would your day be like without it?
Go to any play or musical, and 9 times out of 10, you will see within the first few pages of the playbill an article entitled “Director’s Note.” This is where the director outlines their vision for the play, highlights any specific artistic...
When should my child begin music lessons?
There is no shortage of research proving music instruction is vitally important in the development of the whole child, but many parents wonder when a child should begin taking lessons and what kind of...
Every spring our school produces a Broadway musical. It’s a wonderful time of celebrating the talents of our students both on and off the stage, and it’s a beautiful picture of the body of Christ, one in which each person involved in the show...
When I was in first grade, my parents bought me my very first guitar. I felt so exhilarated holding the new instrument in my arms, but I
quickly
realized something. I did not know how to play. Today, I am proud to say I can play guitar....