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at the Cocoa Village Playhouse, Fall 2020
Based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott
Music Director, Soprano Soloist
at the Surfside Playhouse, Dec. 2021
Santa Jaws’ Vaudeville Revue
at Surfside Playhouse, Dec. 2021
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at the Cocoa Village Playhouse, Fall 2020
Based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott
Music Director, Soprano Soloist
at the Surfside Playhouse, Dec. 2021
Santa Jaws’ Vaudeville Revue
at Surfside Playhouse, Dec. 2021
2021 Recitals
On Nov. 2021 in front of a small masked audience.Some other performers aren’t shown. See more on Facebook.com@SpringerMusicStudio
See more on Facebook.com@SpringerMusicStudio
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Benefits of Music Lessons
Strengthen Attention Span: leading to academic success (proven through science) through the growth of cranial synapses. The rate of development is due to the combination of visual, auditory, kinesthetic, emotional, and social stimuli. This expansion happens quickly in children, slowing as we age, and yet can be maintained through our lifespan if we continue with music and maintain good nutrition.
Develop Self-Motivation: leading to career success & personal fulfillment. The layering of immediate response with delayed gratification plus the questioning of how to improve (higher level processing) develops students’ critical thinking and intrinsic motivation for better habits which can be applied to any topic or task.
Form Community: leading to musical friendships that are face-to-face and unplugged. The better that we play as individuals, the better groups we get to be a part of and the better our group music making can be.
Establish Musical Aptitude: leading to life-long enjoyment of music on any instrument and for any style. Early learning of any musical instrument sets up neurological connections but the piano is shown to be the most applicable to overall musicality due to the chordal and contramelodic possibilities. However, the guitar and ukulele also allow for chordal and melodic study, and leave the voice available for linguistic expression (lyrics).
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Why Study at SMS is Effective
Multi-modal Approach: movement and singing included in the process to incorporate the entire body and mind
Contemporary Curriculum: focused on the needs and tastes of today’s youth, teens, and adults
Range of Musical Genres: from Classical to Jazz to Rock to Musical Theater
Fully-customized Curriculum: to meet the needs & interests of individual students
Weekly Private Lessons and Semi-Private Classes:
for a variety of interests and abilities; Monday-Thursday, 10am-8pm
Music Literacy: the foundations of music are intricately woven into a well-rounded education (mathematics, science, linguistics, social studies, and fitness)
Seasonal Performance Opportunities: exclusive recitals in front of a supportive audience of peers and their families; locations include churches, retirement communities, outdoors and more