Recital

RECITAL

CELEBRATING MUSICAL TRIUMPH

NEXT RECITAL: November 18th, 2023
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NEXT RECITAL

Saturday, November 18th, 2023

Join us for an enchanting performance as our talented students take center stage at our upcoming recital. Experience the vibrant rhythms of the drums, the melodic pulse of the piano, the strummed stories of the guitar, and the soul-stirring harmonies of heartfelt vocals as we bid farewell to the Summer season. Come, be a part of this symphony of learning, passion, and growth.

2022 Fall Recital
2022 ACS Summer Introduction to Musical Theatre
Keys Lessons - Ario
Keyboard Lessons - Olivia
Drum Lessons for ages 6 years and older
Ensemble of A Child's Song students perform at seasonal recital
Lynn Wohler and granddaughter Claire performing at ACS' recital
A Child's Song Drum Instructor John Olsson helps student at recital
Learn to play the piano at A Child's Song
ACS 2022 Jam Session Night 1 Piano Performance
ACS 2022 Jam Sessions Night 1 Piano Performer 2
Guitar student showcases learning at Fall 2022 recital
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Private Piano Lessons in Thornton Coloraod
Piano Lessons in Thornton Colorado
Guitar Lessons in Thornton Colorado
Drum Lessons in Thornton Colorado
Piano Lessons and Keyboard Lessons in Thornton Colorado

PREVIOUS RECITAL

Saturday, July 29th, 2023

BENEFITS OF RECITALS

  • Boosts Confidence: Performing in front of an audience encourages students to overcome fears, bolstering their self-confidence.

  • Improves Presentation Skills: Recitals offer a platform for students to present themselves and their skills, which is a valuable life ability.

  • Teaches Responsibility: Learning to play a piece flawlessly requires discipline and commitment, fostering a sense of responsibility.

  • Encourages Musical Mastery: The preparation needed for a recital encourages students to fine-tune their abilities, leading to a better understanding and mastery of their instrument.

  • Promotes Time Management: Balancing practice with other commitments helps students develop effective time management skills.

  • Strengthens Emotional Expression: Recitals allow students to express their emotions through music, fostering emotional intelligence.

  • Inspires Peer Learning: Watching fellow students perform can inspire them to try new techniques and styles.

  • Fosters Teamwork: If performing in a group, students learn to listen and adapt, fostering cooperative skills.

  • Develops Resilience: Not every performance will be perfect. Learning to handle mistakes on stage helps students develop resilience and problem-solving abilities.

  • Enhances Appreciation for Music: Being part of a recital can deepen students' appreciation for music and their understanding of its role in society and culture.

PREVIOUS RECITALS

Each time you play music, it becomes new. This is one way I’ve been thinking about memory and the present, past and future times all fitting together. I called it an exquisite moment. It’s an exquisite moment because the audience and the situation of performing allows us, requires us, to think of that moment. Very often we go through life without thinking about that moment. We talk about mindfulness but we’re not very mindful, most of us.

Philip Glass

Composer, "Echorus"

(Source: UDiscoverMusic.com)

RECITAL RECORDINGS