Innovative studio offering a broad and exciting curriculum
Highly personalized, effective and engaging lesson plans in a friendly creative environment
2020-2021 Season
Private Piano LessonsNow accepting New Enrollments for Online Lessons
New: Monthly Group Workshop included ! Limited offer Free 30 min. online trial lesson September 2020 only 
Contact the studio for more details! Dedicated to each student's short term goals and long term ambitions Students of all ages and levels Providing a choice between seven lesson plans encompassing various content, tuition, length and number of lessons Nearing thirty-five years of piano teaching experience, Ms Beaudoin welcomes students of all ages and levels. The studio provides a strong and well-rounded classical foundation for beginners and keeps building upon these skills with the intermediate and advance students (mission and vision below).
Your chosen lesson plan will include all or some of the following: Repertoire of piano solos, chamber music and accompanying (classical, jazz, film, popular, etc.), technique, ear training, sight reading, theory, history, thematic interdisciplinary events and activities, creative thinking development, arranging, collaborations with family and friends, performances with Ms. Beaudoin and special guests, teaching and accompanying assistantships , in-studio programs and evaluations, Trinity College London graded piano exams, competitions (if suitable), meaningful incentives and rewards for efficient practicing, Music and Arts Summer lessons, team work, special nominations into the studio's Piano Musketeers Club, outreach projects, private student portal, music and arts resources, Welcome Party, Holiday Recital, Spring Recital and Art Exhibit, group piano workshops, a significant discount to participate in the new Music & Arts Composition Group Classes, and much more! Year-Round Enrollment
30, 45 or 60 min. weekly lessons
Tuesdays to Fridays, 4:00 to 9:00 and Saturdays, 10:00 to 4:00 Group Workshops and Recitals on Sundays All the details during the free consultation
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Music & Arts Composition Group Workshops(Postponed due to the pandemic) A one of a kind program to officially launch in early 2021 Music students of all ages, including adults and parent-child teams Creative skills enhancing lives and communities Gain confidence in your own everyday creative thinking process through unique, enlightening and fun activities Fifteen years in the making, this one of a kind program is now open to music and non-music students of all ages, including adults and parent-child teams. Ms. Beaudoin’s signature Music and Arts By and For Children program originally launched in 2004 exclusively for her piano students. Children as young as 5 years old, teenagers and a few adults took part in those classes since. Simply conceived as constantly evolving "abstract applied arts and music theory," it continued on, producing elaborate multimedia projects, a multitude of artworks and over 100 original piano and chamber compositions, some recognized with awards. It also lead to more mature music reading and piano performance. New compositional skills and artistic mediums are introduced every year or two with themes usually linked to current events, thoughts or causes. Taking a stand for the well-being of the environment has been a recurrent theme at the studio and remains so from 2018 to 2020. All projects culminate with art exhibits and premieres of the compositions. Since 2011, the program has reached other countries through special collaborations and connections (example below) instigated by Ms Beaudoin . Reorganized in 2020 into a set of 4 sessions (16 classes), the interactive presentations and labs will guide students with not only diverse music and arts compositional tools but also small exercises examining creativity in its processes, obstacles and extensive applications. The program and its ever changing creative journey is designed to be equally relevant and meaningful to students with or without prior studies in the arts and music. It challenges barriers, such as self-doubt and the fear of the unknown. It promotes the exchange of knowledge and ideas in a non-judgmental space. It encourages students to explore and persevere. Contact the studio to reserve your spot! Groups formed with a min. of 6 participants, by age and experience when applicable Ms. Sylvie BeaudoinRecipient of the 2017 William J. McCormick, Jr. Memorial Educator Grant In recognition of professional contributions to Music and Piano Education and for steadfast promotion of the highest principals and practices of the music teaching profession.  Ms Beaudoin a few years ago. . .
30+ years of Teaching Experience
. Master's Degree in Piano Performance . Concerts in North America , Europe, Asia . Has frequently performed with BSO members Memberships and Associations . Music Teachers National Association . Maryland State Music Teachers Association . Howard County Music Teachers Association . Greater Columbia Music Teachers Association . MusicLink Foundation Member State and National Conferences . MSMTA, Maryland 2017 - 2018 . MTNA, Maryland 2017 - Florida 2018 . Homeschool Friendly Business . Opportunities for Children with Special Needs . Help to families in needs via the MusicLink Foundation. Ms Beaudoin offering scholarships in the form of substantially reduced tuition and fees. Contact MusicLink.
USA-Uganda: Creativity Beyond Borders
2013-2018 The studio created three exciting Music and Arts collaborations with TUBA: The Uganda-Baltimore Alliance's music students in Africa from 2013 to 2018. The first project consisted of a joint photography venture which led to an elaborate slideshow of photos taken in the US and Uganda accompanied with arrangements of American film music Ms Beaudoin's students wrote and premiered themselves. The studio raised $400 which helped with the costs of installing electricity and finishing the ceiling of TUBA's new school, the Musana Music Center. The second project was about composing short melodies for trumpet, trombone and tuba. They were first written by Ms Beaudoin's students, then TUBA's senior band members added their musical thoughts to the scores. The third experiment was titled Shapes and Sounds. It resulted in cubistic drawings by Ms Beaudoin's students and two multitrack compositions, Sounds From America and Sounds From Africa, using a collection of sounds gathered in the US and Uganda.
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