My Approach to Learning a Musical Instrument

A student’s commitment and practicing their musical instrument go hand in hand. It’s important to make a long-term commitment when learning a musical instrument. When you first visit Englert Music Studio, Carolyn talks about the time investment for the student, the parents and the teacher to show up for your weekly lesson and the importance of regular practice.

If you don’t practice, you don’t improve.

The Benefits of Learning About Music and Playing a Musical Instrument

  • Builds a New Skill and Your Appreciation for Music 
  • Creates Excitement by Learning to Read and Play Music
  • Develops a Mind and Body Connection
  • Improves Hand-Eye Coordination
  • Stimulates Both Sides of the Brain at the Same Time
  • Helps Prevent Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Recitals and Performances Help Build Confidence and Overcome Fears
  • Enhances Communication Skills, Creativity and Expression
  • Teaches Discipline, Perseverance and Commitment
  • Rediscover Your Youth! (You’re Never Too Old to Learn to Play!)
  • Makes You Smarter! (Yes…Really!)
  • Improves Your Life! (Seriously…Think About It…Can You Imagine Life without Music?)

Lesson Schedule

Lessons are established once a week in order to maintain consistency, practice schedules and building upon the previous week’s lesson. As a student progresses from beginner, to intermediate, to advanced…students are able to cover more material in longer lesson times, learning more elaborate technique and build upon their successes during the lesson.

  • Offering Music Lessons Six Days A Week
  • Multiple Scheduling Times Available-Days, Evenings and Weekends
  • Beginner’s Classes Starting at 3 Years of Age
  • Adult Beginner Classes Available (Yes, you can begin at any age!)
  • Parent and Child Lessons Available
  • High-Level Teaching that Can Translate Into Musical Success (Carolyn’s Students Have Progressed from her Studio….All the Way to Carnegie Hall!)
  • Teaching Music Lessons to 3-Year Old Children through Adults

Recitals and Performances

Carolyn’s students develop the skills necessary to perform in her Studio Recitals, as well as in local and school auditions. Carolyn works specifically to help students overcome their fears and anxieties, and to prepare for rehearsals and performances by practicing on weekends and maintaining a level of commitment as they work towards the Recital/Performance date.

To learn more about Carolyn Englert’s Music Studio and Youth and Adult Music Lesson Options, please call her at 717-336-0662, email cenglert@ptd.net or fill out our online request form.