CinCyr School of Voice & Music Cindy St. Cyr 713-464-SING (7464) Houston, Texas
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Non-Musical Benefits of Piano Lessons
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 | | Patience: The process of learning effective practice skills aids |
| | the child in developing patience.
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 | | Confidence & Poise: Frequent performance helps the child develop |
| | confidence and poise that will be useful in dealing with many situations in life.
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 | | Perseverance & Commitment: The demands of piano study teaches |
| | children to develop a commitment to projects and follow them through to completion.
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 | | Friendships: Music study provides opportunities for interaction |
| | with peers to establish new friendships.
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 | | Coordination: The coordination of both small and large muscles is |
| | strengthened through piano playing.
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 | | Self-Esteem & Satisfaction: As musical skills are developed, |
| | students feel a strong sense of satisfaction in their progress and develop a feeling of self-esteem that transfers to other situations in life.
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 | | Creativity & Self-Expression: Music study provides a forum for |
| | communicating feelings and using imagination for creative endeavors.
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 | | Pride in Achievement: Students develop a sense of pride in their |
| | abilities through musical achievements.
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 | | Concentration: The study of piano fosters concentration that can |
| | carry over into learning other subjects.
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 | | Fun and Relaxation: Playing piano and listening to music is fun. |
| | This skill can provide hours of entertainment and relaxation throughout one's entire life.
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Attained from Music for Little Mozarts - 2nd Edition

Topics Covered Include:
1. Non Musical Benefits of Piano Lessons
2. Health Benefits of Clavinova Connection & Recreational Music Making
Health Benefits of Clavinova Connection & Recreational Music Making
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Yamaha’s Clavinova Connection program is far from your typical piano lesson
class; it is a recreational music-making and wellness program, combining
wellness benefits with the benefits of both group and individual instruction.
Karl T. Bruhn, often referred to as the "Father of the Music Making and
Wellness Movement” and Dr. Barry Bittman, CEO and Medical Director of
the Mind-Body Wellness Center, have conducted and published numerous
research studies which demonstrate the health benefits of recreational music
making programs including group drumming and Clavinova Connection.
Proven health benefits include:
Strengthens the Immune System
Improves Mood States and Reduces Burnout
Reverses Stress on the Genomic Level
Modulates the Human Stress Response
Brings a sense of Fulfillment, Enthusiasm and Personal Accomplishment
Promotes Team Work, Camaraderie and Support
Increased Attentiveness, Active Participation, Socialization
Positive Mood Affects include Happiness, Contentment, Laughter & Joy
Enhances Self-Esteem
For more information call:
Cindy St. Cyr
CinCyr School of Voice & Music
713-464-SING (7464)
Private Lessons: held at Cindy's Studio by appointment only. Studio located
in Memorial near the Galleria and Spring Branch.
Group Lessons:
Southwest Freeway Location - Wdnesday's, 2:30-3:30pm
Willowbrook Location - Tuesday's 5:30-6:30pm