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Music lessons: piano, keyboard, voice, theory, improv and composition

Students of all ages and abilities will discover more "flow" in their playing and singing, by listening deeply, moving with ease, connecting to the emotional core of the music, understanding what makes the music tick.

The latest neurological research shows that the acts of learning and practicing music have many more positive effects on the...

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Students of all ages and abilities will discover more "flow" in their playing and singing, by listening deeply, moving with ease, connecting to the emotional core of the music, understanding what makes the music tick.

The latest neurological research shows that the acts of learning and practicing music have many more positive effects on the brain than passive listening (which is still good). Build new synapses and stay sharp all your life with music.

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Type

  • 1:1 / Private Lessons,
  • Class / Group Sessions

Skill level

All difficulty levels

Ages

All ages


Where

Portland, OR

Willing to travel up to 10 miles

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classical, jazz, improvisation, composition, music theory, musical creativity, brain development, singing, piano, keyboard playing, voice, music skills

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Notes: You can arrange for 45 or 60 minute lessons, and pay by the week or... see more

Notes:

You can arrange for 45 or 60 minute lessons, and pay by the week or receive a discount by purchasing a 10-lesson card to be used in a 3-month period.

I accept cash or checks for lessons, payable at the lesson or in advance.

Group pricing available for semi-private lessons.

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The teachers

  • Taught By
  • Susan Peck
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The music that fires me up is music with rhythm that makes me want to move, harmonies that surprise me, lyrics tha...

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The music that fires me up is music with rhythm that makes me want to move, harmonies that surprise me, lyrics that confuse and amuse me, melodies that make me laugh or cry, textures that remind me of intricate quilts or complex cuisines.

Music is yoga for the brain, uniting ears, eyes, hands, heart, breath, body and spirit in a metalanguage that transcends barriers. Recent research has shown that playing music sets off fireworks in the brain. I can help you find the flow in your own musical practice; discover the sounds that ignite your soul.

I've studied music most of my life, from piano lessons at age five through a masters degree in theory and composition. I've taught private lessons, college courses, and workshops, and directed choirs and theatrical productions. I've played chamber music, opera, music theatre, jazz, folk, rock, and worldbeat. I am an active member of Oregon Music Teachers Association and the Unitarian Universalist Musicians Network.

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