February 8

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More Fun with Friends

There's never been a harder time in the history of mankind to learn a musical instrument.

We've become more connected to other people than we ever thought possible.

So, the idea of sitting alone to practice every day is...well...kind of weird. In comparison to our other activities, anyway.

And especially if you have no idea which of your friends play a musical instrument.

Which is why we're running a new experiment - the Epic 10-Day Practice Challenge.

The challenge is to practice 10 days in a row. But, we're also launching a companion online course and an online discussion board with it.

So, students will not only have support in their practicing but also be able to ask questions and start discussions with other students.

Want to join us? You can sign up here. It's free, and it's sure to be a good time.

After all, like most other things, practicing can be more fun with friends.

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For parents, students, and anyone else who believes that music can and should be a meaningful part of everyone's life.

About Jonathan Roberts

I am the founder and director of the South Shore Piano School, and I have been teaching the piano for nearly 20 years. My work centers around bringing music to the lives of kids, parents, and adults in an enriching, meaningful way. At the South Shore Piano School, my incredible colleagues and I accomplish this through skill-based teaching, community, and an innovative, people-first business model. You can read more about me here.


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