So happy to welcome performers back to in-person recitals this month.

Last week I saw my students’ faces for the first time in two years. It was glorious.

We take it week by week. What else can we do?

A creative arts degree is not the best preparation for taking a business through a pandemic.

As I watch our families go about their lives—constantly masked and intermittently quarantined—I’m so impressed with their adaptability and perseverance in the face of the parenting, logistical and personal challenges of the pandemic

Here’s what Musical Beginnings will look like this Fall.

At last, an in-person recital!!

How lucky I was to be able to teach outside this year!

The first two weeks of teaching my music classes outside have taught me a few things.

We have several effective measures in place to protect the safety of our returning families and teachers.

This is the thing all musicians have in common, I’ve found, whether it’s a successful singer who’s found a career they love, a guitarist who looks forward to weekend gigs with their friends, or the not-too-athletic middle-schooler who realizes they can impress their friends with ragtime. Music came into their lives and made it better, maybe a lot better.