This is the final blog post in our series of instrument care tips for junior players (or their parents!). This week we are focusing on the following woodwind instruments: flute, clarinet, and saxophone and learning all about how to keep them in great condition!
Many singers (regardless of their level!) neglect the importance of vocal health. With singing, our body is our instrument and it should be maintained with the utmost care and compassion. This blog post will give you some practical tips to keep your instrument in tip top shape and sounding its best!
Music as an art form is embedded into human culture and can have powerful effects on us all. Dementia patients in particular can gain huge benefit from engaging actively or passively with music, and from receiving music therapy.
Read on to see how our very first little musicas class are doing 5 years on!!! From Little Musicas to Orchestra…all firm friends and wonderful musicians!!! Music is not just an investment in your child’s education but an investment in culture, friendship, and family!
This is the second blog post in our 'Instrument Care and Maintenance Tips for Junior Players' series. Today we are focusing on the brass family (trumpet, trombone, french horn, tuba) and we will be learning the best ways to care for your brass instrument (or your child's brass instrument) and keep it clean!
This is the first blog post in our new 'Instrument Care and Maintenance Tips for Junior Players' series. This blog will provide you with some practical advice on how you can maintain your orchestral string instrument (violins, violas, cellos, double basses), or how you can help your child to do so!
Online learning is something we all have had to get used to over the last year and can be nearly as beneficial as in-person teaching if approached correctly. It can be particularly difficult for young children to get used to doing their music lessons online, so to help with this we have compiled a list of our best tips which parents can use to improve their child's experience!
Performance anxiety, also known as "stage fright" can affect any performer, from absolute beginners, to professionals and can really affect one's self-esteem. Here are some practical tips to prevent severe performance anxiety and manage the natural anxiety one feels before performing.
Tips from a H1 student on how to boost your marks in every section of the Leaving Certificate music examination
There are so many ways that learning an instrument can benefit your child from improving their self esteem to teaching them how to work in a team. Click here to find out more!
Drum teacher Cian O'Sullivan demonstrates how to set up a standard drum kit
Tips from the ABRSM to help make instrumental/vocal practice a positive part of your child's life
This policy is intended to support Musica Fusion School of Music and Dance to safely re-open our school for staff, parents, students and children, to adopt a risk assessment approach and to implement public health measures to reduce the risk of the transmission of COVID–19 so as to provide a safe and healthy environment.
Beginning this October, Speech and Drama classes will now be held in the school on Tuesday evenings.
A look at how some of our group classes have adapted to Covid-19 safety regulations, while remaining as fun and engaging as ever!
It’s back to school time, and our guest this week is Susie King Butler, owner of Musica Fusion, a music school in Charleville, County Cork.
