MusicMaker students participate in many contests and competitions, but in addition, they are encouraged to become more involved with the community by sharing their music with others. Through our MusicMaker Helping Hands program, our students experience first hand the power of music to soothe souls and unite people from all backgrounds. The MusicMaker Helping Hands program is currently focusing efforts on partnering with local assisted living centers and Cook Children's. Find out more about our upcoming performances and events.
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Our specialty is music education specifically for children. Since 2001, we have dedicated ourselves to the field of early childhood music education. Little MusicMaker and MusicMaker Creative Arts Center are committed to providing quality music education to children ages 18 months to 18 years. Our goal is to provide an environment that encourages children to freely express themselves through music. Every class is a hands-on music making experience that introduces children of all ages to the joys and benefits of music making.
Dr. Elise Choi
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Dr. Elise JeeYoon Choi, a native of Seoul, South Korea, holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in Organ Performance from Boston University, a Master of Theological Studies (summa cum laude) from Southern Methodist University, a Master of Music in Organ Performance (with honors) from Westminster Choir College, and a Bachelor of Music degree in Sacred Music (with distinction) from Ewha Women's University.
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Searching for a piano teacher or voice teacher for your child is such an important process. The right teacher can nurture your child's musical growth and set the foundation for a life-long love of making music. That's what we do, but don't take it from us. Below are a few experiences others shared with us.
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Why not just listen to music? Research shows that for benefits such as music making children smarter, increasing spatial reasoning abilities, increasing standardized test scores, etc. to be long lasting, they must be obtained through active music making. Passively listening to music only results in temporary benefits sometimes lasting for only a few minutes.
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