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As a parent, your children’s musical education is important! At Roswell Piano Lessons, we know you want your child to enjoy learning music, be happy, and satisfied in being involved with a music school. Though it may seem like most music schools are alike, there are differences that make a huge difference in the quality of music lessons your child receives. This is why we want you to know about the three questions every parent should consider before deciding on a music school.

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1. Are the Music Instructors Qualified?

When it comes to hiring instructors, we put our know-how and years of experience to work. We hire instructors who possess these three essential qualifications necessary to deliver superior lessons:

• University trained.

• Years of successful teaching experience.

• A desire to share the joy of playing an instrument.

These qualifications create a top notch learning atmosphere at our music school. Finally, we are very careful to hire only individuals that chose music education as their primary field of employment.

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2) Does the School focus on Student needs?

Roswell Piano Lessons is dedicated to music education, we do not sell or rent musical instruments, and we not distract our students with anything else. Our mission is to teach music to our students and that is our primary focal point. This single-minded purpose allows us to continually improve and perfect our music lessons. With our focus on one service, we deliver an unparalleled level of instruction. As such, our staff and our instructors are devoted to your child’s educational needs, directing their care and attention to providing your child an exceptional learning experience.

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3) Will the Music School prepare each student for a Lifetime of Musical Enjoyment?

As a result of learning music at our school, students develop a love for playing music. Many of our young students have a fantastic time in their school band, orchestra, and choir programs. Others students have found great joy in performing in religious groups and professional music ensembles. Seniors have been able to achieve the lifelong goal of performing for their friends and families. This love of playing music is essential to learning and to developing a life-long passion for music.

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