Music Lessons

People of all abilities can benefit from music lessons. Music enriches one’s life in countless ways – but did you know that learning an instrument has been proven to be beneficial? Music can develop and strengthen motor, cognitive, social, emotional, and communication skills.

Playing a musical instrument fosters creativity while developing fine-motor skills, discipline, leisure skills, and self-esteem.  Those with intellectual and developmental disabilities should have the same opportunities as anyone else to learn, create, and perform music. Adaptations to music lessons can make music accessible to all students (Kuester, 2011).

Music lessons available on:

Guitar

Ukulele

Piano

Flute

Trumpet

Percussion

Voice

Adaptations might include:

Color-coded or large-print music

Sensory regulation breaks and availability of fidgets

Alternate tunings and fingerings

Use of preferred music so that student remains motivated and engaged

Use of AAC, sign-language, or other non-verbal communication

Visual schedule or checklist for those who benefit from structure

Adapted guitar picks or chord-making devices

Music lessons are $95 for 50 minutes.

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