Teaching
Music To Enhance Your Life … One Student & One Key At A Time
It’s no secret that music is a universal language…just
like a smile.
Music has the ability to create or change a mood.
Music can cheer you up or make you sad.
Music can energize you or relax you.
Music is magic.
And, the magic is within each of us.
Now is the time to
experience the freedom of playing music!
For
more than 20 years, Debbie Ross, founder of All
Keyed Up Music Lessons (a presentation of Ross Music Studio),
has been enriching students’ lives by teaching music—one student
and one key at a time.
She welcomes students of all abilities—beginner to advanced—and
ages (4-90) for whom she customizes a learning program to teach
the basics of music theory and how to play piano—focusing on getting
each student to play the music he or she likes at a pace that is
comfortable to the student.
Whether you are a parent or grandparent researching piano lessons
for a child or thinking about doing something you’ve “always wanted
to do,” All Keyed Up is your Comox Valley connection
to the sweet sounds of music for anyone…and everyone!
All Keyed Up offers private classes in Courtenay
and group sessions at various locations throughout the Comox
Valley, including the
Evergreen Seniors’ Centre and Courtenay Rec throughout the year. Click
for an updated schedule.
Ready to enrich your life, reduce your stress, and do something
to make you feel sharper and more alive? Click for the Studio
Details to answer some of your specific questions. Then, call
Debbie to learn more and to schedule your COMPLIMENTARY
FIRST LESSON so you can make music like you never thought
possible…one key at a time.
"Music gives a soul to the universe,
wings to the mind,
flight to the imagination,
and life to everything."
~ Plato ~
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"I
think music in itself is healing.
It's an explosive expression of humanity.
It's something we are all touched by.
No matter what culture we're from,
everyone loves music."
~ Billy Joel ~ |
"Music
expresses that which cannot
be said and on which it is impossible
to be silent."
~Victor Hugo (1802 - 1885) ~ |
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