AHHHHHH!!!! The recital is over.  We had at least 90 people here for the Sunday afternoon recital and another 65 tonight.  All the kids did a terrific job playing the guitar, piano, violin and singing.  I love seeing how much the students have advanced from one season to the next.  Times like this are the teacher's reward.  

Starting children as young as 4 is a great way to develop a passion for music in your child.  I have found that  children who begin with our software based program either in a MusIQ Club at home, not only love music but can start at a much younger age.  Before I saw the result that were achieved by using Adventus software, I used to think that students should wait until they were around 7 or 8 to take private lessons.  One reason was their attention span, and second was parents weren't willing to invest time and sit with their child during the week to practice.  After 6 months or more most really young children would get bored and want to quit lessons.  Once I was exposed to Children's Music Journey by Adventus, I knew I had finally found a tool that could be used for younger children.  It is fun, engaging and holds the children's interest while giving them a solid music foundation.  Children who normally wouldn't be able to sit still long enough to learn are playing and loving it.  

Special needs children find Children's Music Journey easy to use.