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Studio Newsletter with Calendar


April 2026


STUDIO NEWS
Our end-of-trimester group class/sharing/recital will be on April 18,  in our accompanist's home. Each student will sing one song that he/she has been working on.


Welcome Amelia to our studio! a HS sophomore, she is very interested in JAZZ!


From  Logan S. James, Research Associate in Animal Behavior, The University of Texas at Austin; McGill University:

… Charles Darwin, an early pioneer in the theory of evolution,… noted that some animals have “nearly the same taste for the beautiful as we have,”…Our sense of beauty might be something we humans share with other animals, rooted in biology... Across our dataset, including animals separated from human beings by hundreds of millions of years of evolution, people tended to agree with the animals about which sound was more pleasant… Amazingly, the stronger the animal’s preference, the more likely humans were to agree…suggesting a subconscious aspect of these preferences.


 Older adults who joined a choir improved their memory more than those who got health education. The secret wasn't music. Singing in a choir is an accidental full-brain workout. It combines at least five things that research independently links to cognitive protection: breath control, memorization, social bonding, rhythmic coordination, and emotional expression...choir singers had enhanced structural brain connectivity across the lifespan compared to non-singers.Dr. Laurie Marbas


STUDIO CALENDAR


 2026 1st Trimester


Apr 1, Wed -- Monthly tuition due

Apr 18, Sat 2 pm -- SPRING GROUP CLASS/SHARING/RECITAL

Apr 27-May 1 -- End of Trimester, STUDIO CLOSED


2026 2nd Trimester


May 1, Fri— Monthly tuition due, May Day
May 16, Sat 2 pm -- GROUP CLASS
May 25, Mon — Memorial Day, STUDIO CLOSED


Jun 1, Mon -- Monthly tuition due
Jun 20, Sat 2 pm -- GROUP CLASS


Jul 1, Wed -- Monthly tuition due
Jul 17, Sat 2 pm -- GROUP CLASS/REHEARSAL


Aug 1, Sat -- Monthly tuition due

Aug 15, Sat 2 pm -- GROUP CLASS/SHARING

Aug 17- Aug 31 — End of Trimester, STUDIO CLOSED