Sep 19, 2026 | Articles on Music
The “Mozart Effect” is the hypothesis that listening to music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart may temporarily improve performance on certain spatial-reasoning tasks. While scientists are still researching how far-reaching the implications are to this effect, many people...
Sep 12, 2026 | Articles on Music
In life, as in music, there is always a certain degree of conflict. What one does with that conflict, how one responds, makes all the difference! At our music school in Midland, Texas we believe that music is more than sound, it is relationships. What is good book or...
Sep 12, 2026 | Articles on Music
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, but the beautiful moments in music seem to transcend cultural differences. Some say that music is the ‘universal language.’ That may be true. Perhaps a better way of saying it would be that emotion is the universal language. ...
Sep 12, 2026 | Articles on Music
There are few life-skills as important as learning to listen well. The old axiom, “God gave us one mouth and two ears, so we should be listening twice as much as we speak” has more value than we probably realize. All of us like to be heard, yet being heard is...
Sep 2, 2026 | Articles on Music
There are many benefits to studying music, and among the top life-lessons is that of personal discipline. The overarching concept in life is that everything rises and falls on leadership. And the first rule of leadership is to lead one’s self well. When we provide...
Sep 2, 2026 | Articles on Music
Learning to work together is one of life’s most challenging and rewarding efforts, and music offers many opportunities to develop in this highly important life-skill. Let’s face it, working with others is not always easy. Everyone has a different opinion, based upon...
