{"id":70821,"date":"2025-03-03T07:23:26","date_gmt":"2025-03-03T07:23:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/diib.com\/featuredmembers\/?p=70821"},"modified":"2025-03-03T07:23:26","modified_gmt":"2025-03-03T07:23:26","slug":"move-over-mozart","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/diib.com\/featuredmembers\/move-over-mozart\/","title":{"rendered":"Move Over Mozart"},"content":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":70823,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"inline_featured_image":false},"categories":[116,1],"tags":[],"acf":{"intro_slagan":"USA, Kirkland","intro_text":"Move Over Mozart: Inspiring Young Pianists Since 1994","content_main":"<p>At Move Over Mozart, we believe every child should have the opportunity to learn the piano in a fun, engaging, and supportive environment. Since our founding in the greater Seattle area in 1994, we have dedicated ourselves to making high-quality music education accessible to all children through both in-person and online programs.<br \/>\nCrescendo Kids: Our Beginning Piano Program<br \/>\nCrescendo Kids is our signature program designed for young, beginning pianists. Whether your child learns best in an in-person setting or thrives in an online environment, we offer flexible options to meet their needs.<br \/>\nIn-Person Group Classes (currently only in Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Shoreline and Woodinville, Washington)<br \/>\nClass Structure: Small group lessons of up to six students per class, lasting 30 minutes.<br \/>\nLocations: Held at preschools, elementary schools, and community centers in the greater Seattle area.<br \/>\nAge Range: Suitable for children ages 3.5 to 12 years old.<br \/>\nTeaching Approach: Classes combine interactive theory games with one-on-one piano instruction.<br \/>\nSpecial Method for Preschoolers: Young beginners use a color-coded system to play simple 5-note melodies. Stickers placed on the piano correspond with colored finger markings, helping students easily recognize notes.<br \/>\nOlder Students: Receive a lesson book to progress through at their own pace.<br \/>\nPractice App Access: Students can review lessons, receive additional media support, and communicate with their teacher between lessons.<br \/>\nOnline Piano Lessons<br \/>\nFor students who prefer the convenience of learning from home, our online program provides an innovative approach to beginner piano instruction.<br \/>\nInstructional Videos: Short, engaging 3-5 minute videos guide students through fundamental concepts.<br \/>\nLive Mini-Lessons: Students receive 8-minute one-on-one coaching sessions with a teacher.<br \/>\nFlexible Learning: Our $88\/month subscription includes unlimited mini-lessons* (8-minute lessons)<br \/>\nPractice App Access: Students can review lessons, receive additional media support, and communicate with their teacher between lessons.<br \/>\nTraditional 30-Minute Private Lessons: Older or advanced young students can opt for longer, structured private lessons for more in-depth learning. ($150\/month)<br \/>\n*No more than 1 lesson per day and 24-hours notice required to cancel or reschedule a lesson.<br \/>\nWhat Sets Us Apart?<br \/>\nExperienced and Passionate Teachers<br \/>\nAt Move Over Mozart, we select teachers based not only on their musical expertise but also their ability to connect with young students. Our online instructors all hold music or piano degrees, ensuring that students receive quality instruction. Teachers undergo ongoing training to keep up with the best teaching methods and strategies.<br \/>\nEngaging Incentive Programs<br \/>\nWe believe that motivation is key to musical success, which is why we use Brag Tags\u2014fun, colorful achievement tags that reward students for reaching practice goals. Collecting these badges encourages consistent practice and celebrates students&#8217; progress in a tangible way. Currently, students can earn brag tags by listening to classical music, practicing one piece 50 times in a week, practicing consistently every week and for practicing several days consecutively in a row. Brag tags are also earned for participating in recitals and piano parties.<br \/>\nExciting Online Piano Parties<br \/>\nOur free online piano parties are open to all children, whether they are students or not! These interactive gatherings include:<br \/>\nA musical story or game<br \/>\nA chance to compose a song<br \/>\nLearning about a famous composer<br \/>\nShowcasing student performances<br \/>\nIntroducing a guest musician playing an instrument other than the piano<br \/>\nThese parties are a great way to build community and excitement around music learning!<br \/>\nPerformance Opportunities<br \/>\nWe host three recitals per year, with our Spring Recital being the grandest event. This special performance takes place in Kirkland, where students get the rare opportunity to play on a concert grand piano\u2014a thrilling and rewarding experience for young pianists! Our other recitals are at location or online at the end of Summer and during the winter holidays. We also provide gift recitals at a local retirement home for those students that want more opportunities to share and perform their music.<br \/>\nSupporting Parents on the Musical Journey<br \/>\nWe understand that encouraging a child to practice can be challenging, so we strive to support parents in every way possible.<br \/>\nWeekly Newsletters<br \/>\nOur weekly newsletter provides valuable insights, including:<br \/>\nPractice tips to make learning more effective<br \/>\nAnswers to common parent questions<br \/>\nAnnouncements for new student achievements in our Student Hall of Fame<br \/>\nFeature articles on teaching music, supporting practice at home, and parenting tips<br \/>\nSocial Media Presence<br \/>\nWe keep parents and students engaged through regular posts on Facebook and Instagram, sharing:<br \/>\nStudent success stories<br \/>\nTeaching tips<br \/>\nFun music-related content<br \/>\nWe also have a YouTube channel where we post some practice tips, but mostly share our students\u2019 music.<br \/>\nPractice App &amp; Parent Involvement<br \/>\nOur interactive practice app makes it easy for students to review their lesson assignments, access additional media support, and stay engaged in their learning. It also keeps parents informed about their child&#8217;s progress. Students can send practice videos to their teachers for feedback between lessons, while teachers can share personalized videos to further support each student\u2019s learning. The app also tracks practice time and rewards students with in-app incentives as they reach their practice goals, making learning both structured and motivating.<br \/>\nOur Director: Pamela Cornell<br \/>\nPamela Cornell, a graduate of Seattle Pacific University, has dedicated her career to making piano education accessible, engaging, and effective for young learners. Her passion for music and teaching has shaped Move Over Mozart into a program that fosters a lifelong love for piano in children.<br \/>\nWhy Choose Move Over Mozart?<br \/>\nEstablished since 1994\u2014trusted by families for decades.<br \/>\nInnovative teaching methods tailored for young beginners.<br \/>\nEngaging, interactive lessons with experienced teachers.<br \/>\nFlexible scheduling with in-person, online, and private lesson options.<br \/>\nStrong community support through recitals, piano parties, and parent resources.<br \/>\nA fun and motivating learning environment that builds confidence and musical skills.<br \/>\nWe are excited to welcome new students into our Crescendo Kids program and help them embark on their musical journey. Whether in-person or online, Move Over Mozart is dedicated to bringing quality piano instruction to children everywhere!<br \/>\nInterested in getting started? 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