ETB Music and Fine Arts Center

ETB Music and Fine Arts Center is owned by Emily Beck. She has been teaching private lessons and in schools since 2000. Emily earned a Bachelor of Science in Speech Communication and a Certificate in Piano Pedagogy from Northern Kentucky University. She also got a Master’s degree in Education with an accent in Music at Xavier University. Apart from giving various individual lessons, Emily offers composition and piano lessons. She enjoys family and outdoors when not at the studio. We offer 30-minute, 45-minute, and 60-minute private lessons each week for piano, drums, voice, guitar/bass, ukulele, violin/viola/cello/bass. Private Lessons can be scheduled individually. This class is ideal for students below 18 years old! It will teach foundation skills including rhythm reading and note naming. The students will be able to play multiple pieces and read music. This class is the best way to learn piano and transition into private lessons later on. The course will teach you the basics of music history, note-naming, and rhythm reading. The students will be able to play multiple pieces and read music.

Parents ensure that their kids are exposed to conventional forms of education, such as music education. This review clearly demonstrates a positive experience with Guitar and Drum lessons at ETB Music. Parents describe their sons' difficulties entering new environments and routines due to fear or frustration, which is more pronounced in kids on the spectrum, as the first review highlights. The child quickly found comfort in drum lessons, thanks to his instructor, John, who seemed to embody a gentleness that made the child more comfortable. The child also received verbal praise which is crucial for kids on the spectrum for reassurance and confidence. The parents discussed it, and it is clear that they enjoyed the overall experience and would also recommend the school to other kids. And it is also good that it caters to kids with special needs and provides an environment that encourages their students to explore their musical talent with confidence and mentor them along the way. It is the perfect example of what music education should look like, and both children and parents can only benefit from it. It can help children to grow in confidence, enhance their social skills, and boost their emotional well-being with various developmental and social benefits, and they all attributed these changes to their music lessons and having instructors who were dedicated to seeing them succeed and confident of the results.