Welcome to Lilia's Music School

Playing an instrument is a valuable and life long skill. Developing this skill is time-consuming but can be a lot of fun for the child and the entire family!

Group instrumental lessons have many advantages including playing ensembles, peer motivation, experience performing in front of others, and fun. We strive to provide more than a "see the dot, or press the button" education in music.
Playing an instrument is similar to learning a new language; it takes practice to get it right. Without practice, learning to play properly is very hard. We provide your child with a strong foundation in singing and movement before starting an instrument. Keep in mind that learning to play an instrument, like learning to dance or play a sport, takes time-weekly practice and many years to become proficient. A younger child will require more parental participation. An older child may have more self-motivation, but will still need encouragement to practice. Establishing a regular routine of practice and reaching goals can be an important part of the child's development. The earlier you start, the easier it is to make music a part of your weekly schedule. Our weekly semi-private lessons for violin and keyboard in our Lilia's Music School will help your child to achieve their goals.

Benefits of playing an instrument

Playing an instrument makes you smarter. Scientific research proves that children who play an instrument, do better in school. Recent research suggests that music helps raise reading level, raises normal IQ and helps the development of certain parts of the brain. After a certain period of time, adults who learn to play an instrument, have an improvement in memory.

Playing teaches discipline. Music is similar to learning a new language; it takes practice to get it right. Without practice, learning to play properly is very hard.

Playing relieves stress. Studies prove that playing an instrument helps reduce stress.

Music lasts a lifetime. Similar to riding a bike, playing an instrument lasts for your entire life.

It's fun! Playing an instrument is fun. Learning how to play enables you to create your own music, challenge yourself and most importantly enjoy yourself.

We share our goals with The American Music Conference, a non-profit music education advocacy association dedicated to supporting the importance of music education and music research with students and with members of the general public.