Reading to a child on a regular basis benefits him in several key ways. Reading increases his knowledge of the world, his vocabulary, his familiarity with the written language, and his interest in becoming literate. In fact, the larger the variety of fluent readers a child hears, the better. Ideas for parents: Even if other… Read More
Piano Central Studios News
Meet the Teacher: Ms. Julie Zimmer
Posted Wednesday, May 16 in Tips and Resources
The Piano Central Studios program can only be as good as its instructors. Happily for all of the students at PCS, they and their parents are able to enjoy the benefits of a phenomenal arts program because there are a number of extremely talented teachers ready and excited to teach music! I am happy to… Read More
May 21-25: Skillmasters Performance Week
Posted Wednesday, May 16 in NewsJust a reminder that this coming week (May 21-25) is Skillmasters Performance Class Week for all school-age students taking private and semi-private lessons at our Pleasantburg Drive and Woodruff Road studio locations. As always, you can look forward to a fun class experience packed full of a variety of activities customized just for YOUR class. … Read More
9 Ways to Stay in Musical Shape this Summer
Posted Tuesday, May 15 in News
Staying musically in shape over the summer can require an extra large helping of self-discipline! So many things can come up that seem to be so much more enjoyable than practicing…However, if you and your child set out with a plan of action in mind you’ll both discover that you can achieve a large measure… Read More
FOL Fridays: Where’s the Balance?
Posted Friday, May 11 in Tips and ResourcesThe semicircular canals are three tiny, fluid-filled tubes in our inner ear that help us keep our balance. When we move our heads around, the fluid triggers the hairs that line each canal. These hairs translate the movement of the fluid into nerve messages that are sent to the brain. This is how the body… Read More
The Inside Story: Helping Your Child Deal with Performance Anxiety
Posted Wednesday, May 9 in News
Already in full swing, recital season will continue through the next couple weeks as young PCS music students of all ages have the opportunity to prepare and perform in front of family, friends and fellow students. Unless your child is one of the very rare few that do not struggle with performance anxiety, you may… Read More
In’s and Out’s of Recital Etiquette
Posted Monday, May 7 in News
With teachers putting programs together, recital dates being marked on the calendars and PCS students practicing hard to finish learning recital pieces, all the signs of approaching recitals are becoming more apparent! An important part of recitals however, is being aware of proper recital etiquette. This etiquette applies not only to the audience, but to… Read More
The Sound of Music
Saturday, May 5, 7:30 am
COME escape to a place where you will be captivated in thought and emotions…The Hills are Alive with the Sound of Music! The final collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world’s most beloved musical. When a Maria proves too high-spirited for the religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess… Read More
Meet the Teacher: Mrs. Rachel Siglin
Posted Wednesday, May 2 in Tips and Resources
PCS’s commitment to providing their parents and students with the best music program in the Greenville upstate area is only possible with the aid of excellent music teachers. I am happy to introduce you to another one of Piano Central Studio’s wonderful teachers—Mrs. Rachel Siglin! Please Meet: Mrs. Rachel Siglin About Me Growing up: Rachel… Read More
Spring Recitals at BJU
Friday, May 18, 12:00 am
Piano Central Students will be showcased at our annual Spring Recitals in Stratton Hall on the campus of Bob Jones University. Make your plans to attend and hear some beautiful music! Friday, May 18th at BJU 6:00 pm –Carol Baskins / Becky Wheeler 7:30 pm – Gloriane Vasso (piano/voice)
