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Today is a Snow Day!

February 1, 2021
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Snowday

 

No lessons today due to the snowy weather.

Keep practicing!

Those using Piano Maestro may find a new assignment for today 🙂

 

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Happy Birthday, Mozart!
A Favorite of mine – Cab Calloway

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About Us

Mrs. O’Connor is a music teacher with over 30 years experience teaching both privately and as a music teacher in the public school system.
I teach piano, organ, electric keyboard, ear training and music theory to students of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.
I am a certified Joytunes Teacher (Piano Maestro).
Students will learn music theory, performance skills, ear training, music history, composition, and much more!
Lessons are taught based on the student’s needs and learning styles.

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