“I believe that every person has in them the ability to create music. It is both my desire and my passion to guide and encourage that creativity so that the music they make reflects their own unique soul.”

—Kayla Dyment

Katie wins State Recitalist Competition, Jeremy named Alternate

2011 State Recitalist Competition

William Chapman Nyaho and State Recitalists Competition students 2011

Congratulations Tyler Messinger, 2011 Student of the Year

Libby presents her Senior Recital…

Libby's Senior Recital

Alexis Corn is 2010 Student of the Year!

Curry Winborn wins OPC of WSMTA 2010 piano competition!

Curry Winborn is the 2010 winner of the Olympic Peninsula Chapter State Recitalist Competition. He will be performing Grieg’s Opus 7 Sonata in Olympia on June 22nd. Congratulations, Curry!!

Piano Stairs

Nora, the famous piano playing cat…

This “CATcerto” features Nora. The conductor wrote the amazing orchestral accompaniment to follow Nora’s “lovely” piano playing.

Do-Re-Mi

This amazing stunt was performed by more than 200 dancers in just 2 rehearsals!

Practice Incentive; “Music Studio Store”

With fall lessons starting Sept. 3rd, I have incorporated a new piano practice incentive. It’s the “Music Studio Store” and here’s how it works;  students will be paid $1.00 per hour (from me) for practicing… play money. In the studio “store” there will be items of all sorts to “buy” at all different prices. Students may roam through the store BEFORE or AFTER lessons to see what’s available for purchase. They will be paid at each lesson and will be in charge of managing their own money and saving it for the item they desire to purchase.

Parents; I WELCOME your input and your contributions. If there are things you DON’T want your child to buy, please feel free to roam the store WITH them and let them know. If each parent would donate just one item to the store, I would be ever so grateful. (Think Dollar Store!) -Kayla