Piano Lessons with Dannielle

MIT researchers discovered that teaching music activates both hemispheres of the brain, boosting memory, attention, language skills, and problem-solving. Unlike coding, which mainly develops logical thinking, music combines creativity, emotions, and collaboration, giving children a wider cognitive advantage.

Studies show kids who learn music often outperform peers academically, displaying stronger focus, improved reading skills, and better teamwork. Experts even suggest that starting with music makes it easier for children to learn coding later, since their brains are already trained for complex pattern recognition.

This research highlights how music is more than an art — it’s a powerful tool for building intelligence and shaping well-rounded learners.

My 11-year-old son auditioned at Juilliard, and we both learned a lot about how top performers practice Effective practicing is an art.

Dear Piano Families,
With the easing of restrictions, I am delighted to invite you to resume piano lessons! ☺️🎹
Please let me know if you are interested in continuing along with your preferred days× and I will do my best to accommodate.
Much love and music,
Dannielle Millard 🎶