In the enchanting state of Connecticut, sandwiched between the magical lands of New York and Rhode Island, there exists a tribe of extraordinary kids known as the "Vocal Virtuosos". These aren't your ordinary, run-of-the-mill youngsters. No, these are kids who can sing up a storm, belting out tunes as effortlessly as you or I would breathe. Our story begins in a vibrant, bustling town called Harmonyville, where the leaves dance to their rhythm and even the wind hums along in perfect tune. Here, the Vocal Virtuosos gather every afternoon under the watchful gaze of Maestro Mike, the melodious moose. You see, Maestro Mike isn't your average moose. With a top hat always perched jauntily between his majestic antlers and a conductor's baton forever clutched in his hoof, he resembles more of a dapper musical maestro than a woodland creature! Maestro Mike leads these younglings as they harmonize with the tweeting birds, improvise with the gurgling rivers, and syncopate with the rustling forest leaves. Under his guidance, each kid transforms into a singing sensation, their voices echoing across the rolling hills of Connecticut and beyond. Between the symphonies of laughter, you'll find the young Vocal Virtuosos. These pint-sized Pavarottis, small-sized Streisands, and little-sized Lady Gagas all have one thing in common - they are living proof that in Connecticut, even the smallest voice can make the biggest echo. Their giggles and songs mix with the breeze, creating a melody that Connecticut carries in its heart, a song that tells the tale of its magical, musical kids.
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At Keys & Strings Music Studio, the student is always the priority. No matter the age or ability, we can design a developmentally appropriate teaching style that best fits your musician. From beginner to advanced, our curriculum combines music theory, performance, technique, and reading skills. It's easy to get started. Just call 203.265.1500 to schedule your free, no-obligation assessment today. Our studio offers private instruction in a variety of instruments, including piano, bowed strings, brass, woodwinds, theory, ukulele, and voice. Private lessons are billed at $135.00 per month and cover 47 lessons per year. We also offer group classes, such as group violin, group piano, string and woodwind ensembles, Senior Adult Piano and Guitar, and more. Prices range from $72.50 to $275 per session, depending on the program. During school breaks and summertime, we offer Summer Rock 'N Bow intensives and music and arts intensives. All groups are currently limited to four participants.