March 23, 2021
Update:
We are now offering both in-person and virtual lessons in piano, violin, viola, cello, and guitar. All wind instrument lessons (including trumpet, clarinet, flute, saxophone) and voice lessons are virtual only. In-person lessons are available at the White Marsh Academy and Owings Mills Academy locations only.
Reminder: Spring Break is March 29-April 3. No regular lessons are scheduled during that week.
We are now offering both in-person and virtual lessons in piano, violin, viola, cello, and guitar. All wind instrument lessons (including trumpet, clarinet, flute, saxophone) and voice lessons are virtual only. In-person lessons are available at the White Marsh Academy and Owings Mills Academy locations only.
Reminder: Spring Break is March 29-April 3. No regular lessons are scheduled during that week.
March 28, 2020
Reminder:
Virtual Lessons start the week of March 30th. Students: make sure that to fill out the signup form if you haven't already.
New: our virtual lesson FAQ section of our website is now finished! Click on "Virtual Lesson FAQ's" above to view.
Virtual Lessons start the week of March 30th. Students: make sure that to fill out the signup form if you haven't already.
New: our virtual lesson FAQ section of our website is now finished! Click on "Virtual Lesson FAQ's" above to view.
March 24, 2020
REMINDER:
March 23 – 28 is now our spring break, and we will have regular lessons during our posted spring break of April 6 – 11.
We are working behind the scenes on giving all students additional online access. We will be posting more information soon!
March 23 – 28 is now our spring break, and we will have regular lessons during our posted spring break of April 6 – 11.
We are working behind the scenes on giving all students additional online access. We will be posting more information soon!
March 16, 2020
Dear Students and Parents,
In our previous email, we mentioned the possibility of virtual lessons by video chat (Apple Facetime, Google Hangout, Skype, Zoom, or other). Last week, several of our students already had video-chat private lessons.
Of course, there are advantages to having in-person lessons, but lessons by video chat can still accomplish a lot. Regular lessons are essential to making progress and maintaining musical skills, and lessons by video chat can accomplish that purpose.
If you would like to have your next lesson by video chat, then please click the link below and complete the survey to help us set up your virtual lesson. For those with more than one family member in lessons at the same time, it is especially important to complete this survey as soon as possible to allow us time to make any necessary adjustments to the schedule.
As always, please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. And keep practicing!
In our previous email, we mentioned the possibility of virtual lessons by video chat (Apple Facetime, Google Hangout, Skype, Zoom, or other). Last week, several of our students already had video-chat private lessons.
Of course, there are advantages to having in-person lessons, but lessons by video chat can still accomplish a lot. Regular lessons are essential to making progress and maintaining musical skills, and lessons by video chat can accomplish that purpose.
If you would like to have your next lesson by video chat, then please click the link below and complete the survey to help us set up your virtual lesson. For those with more than one family member in lessons at the same time, it is especially important to complete this survey as soon as possible to allow us time to make any necessary adjustments to the schedule.
As always, please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. And keep practicing!
March 16, 2020
Dear Students and Parents,
We continue to express our appreciation to you for entrusting us with your music education! During this difficult time, please remember that we are doing everything we can to keep our facilities sanitized, with extra effort to keep door knobs and piano keys free of germs.
As a reminder, Monday through Friday this week (March 16 – 20) is a makeup week. Only students who have pre-arranged makeups will be having lessons. Saturday, March 21 is not a makeup day, so all Saturday students are in the schedule for regular lessons. For those students attending lessons, please remember to wash your hands before you begin your lesson. We also still have hand sanitizer available in hallways and lesson rooms.
We have also mentioned the possibility of virtual lessons by video chat, which some students have already done. Please watch for an email and web updates with more information on how to sign up for lesson by video chat.
Finally, we will be shifting our spring break (currently scheduled for April 6 – 11) to the week of March 23 – 28. Please mark your calendars: no scheduled lessons from March 23 – 28, and regular lessons will occur from April 6 – 11.
We will be updating our website with that information shortly. If you usually pay your tuition at the cash register on the 25th of the month, we encourage you to make your payment online or by US Mail during this scheduled break. For online payments, just open your invoice and click on the line that reads “Click here to pay for this invoice” and you will be taken to a PayPal page where you can pay by PayPal or credit card online.
As always, please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. And keep practicing!
We continue to express our appreciation to you for entrusting us with your music education! During this difficult time, please remember that we are doing everything we can to keep our facilities sanitized, with extra effort to keep door knobs and piano keys free of germs.
As a reminder, Monday through Friday this week (March 16 – 20) is a makeup week. Only students who have pre-arranged makeups will be having lessons. Saturday, March 21 is not a makeup day, so all Saturday students are in the schedule for regular lessons. For those students attending lessons, please remember to wash your hands before you begin your lesson. We also still have hand sanitizer available in hallways and lesson rooms.
We have also mentioned the possibility of virtual lessons by video chat, which some students have already done. Please watch for an email and web updates with more information on how to sign up for lesson by video chat.
Finally, we will be shifting our spring break (currently scheduled for April 6 – 11) to the week of March 23 – 28. Please mark your calendars: no scheduled lessons from March 23 – 28, and regular lessons will occur from April 6 – 11.
We will be updating our website with that information shortly. If you usually pay your tuition at the cash register on the 25th of the month, we encourage you to make your payment online or by US Mail during this scheduled break. For online payments, just open your invoice and click on the line that reads “Click here to pay for this invoice” and you will be taken to a PayPal page where you can pay by PayPal or credit card online.
As always, please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. And keep practicing!
March 11, 2020
At this time, we are monitoring the COVID-19 situation and, although there have not been any confirmed cases in Baltimore County, we are doing everything we can to make sure that Artist Music’s academies are safe for lessons. We are regularly sanitizing door knobs and piano keys, and we ask that students help out by washing their hands thoroughly before starting their lessons. We are also working to make sure that hand sanitizer is available at all locations . . . please take advantage of it!
Some of you may have heard that certain music schools (including Juilliard and Peabody) are temporarily switching to virtual lessons. We don’t believe that there is a need for Artist Music to do that yet, but it is in our plan of action should the situation in Baltimore County warrant it. Virtual lessons are accomplished with Skype, Facetime, or other platforms. Our teachers can conduct a lesson from Artist Music Academy with a student who is at his/her instrument at home. We will share more specifics with you once that process is available and if it is needed.
Thanks again to each of you for being a part of the Artist Music family! We will update you again if any new information comes available.
All the best,
Irene & Jarl Hulbert
Directors
Some of you may have heard that certain music schools (including Juilliard and Peabody) are temporarily switching to virtual lessons. We don’t believe that there is a need for Artist Music to do that yet, but it is in our plan of action should the situation in Baltimore County warrant it. Virtual lessons are accomplished with Skype, Facetime, or other platforms. Our teachers can conduct a lesson from Artist Music Academy with a student who is at his/her instrument at home. We will share more specifics with you once that process is available and if it is needed.
Thanks again to each of you for being a part of the Artist Music family! We will update you again if any new information comes available.
All the best,
Irene & Jarl Hulbert
Directors
May 2019
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Congratulations to Thomas Potts, long-time guitar student at Artist Music in White Marsh, who has been admitted to the Guitar Performance Program at the Peabody Institute with a substantial scholarship!
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Thomas Potts - Outdoor Concert
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Thomas Potts with his new primary professor at Peabody, Manuel Barrueco
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Artist Music's Avagail Hulbert won a scholarship at the 2018 Rushmore Music Festival! She will be performing in a concert series with Rushmore Music Festival Faculty at the 2019 Festival in July (located at the University of South Dakota Black Hills). Visit the Rushmore Music Festival's website for more information: www.rushmoremusicfestival.org Or visit the Rushmore Music Festival's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/rushmoreMusicFestival |
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Congratulations to all Artist Track students
who participated in the Inside-the-Piano performance at the 2017 Winter Recital!
We experienced technical problems with the recital video, but see the rehearsal video below
(Artist Track students, ages 8-17, perform "Carol of the Bells" arranged for "Prepared Piano" and "Inside-the-Piano")
who participated in the Inside-the-Piano performance at the 2017 Winter Recital!
We experienced technical problems with the recital video, but see the rehearsal video below
(Artist Track students, ages 8-17, perform "Carol of the Bells" arranged for "Prepared Piano" and "Inside-the-Piano")
A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to the following Artist Music students who participated in 2017 in the internationally recognized exams given by Trinity College London and passed with flying colors! These students were assessed by a Trinity trained overseas examiner. We are very proud of these students for their achievements at the international level as Trinity exams are taken in over sixty countries globally.
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Arjun Hariram Piano Grade Initial
Torben Heinbockel Piano Grade 1 Torben Heinbockel Singing Grade 1 Amy Liu Piano Grade 1 Jeffrey Chen Piano Grade 2 Claire Liu Piano Grade 2 Joshua Tan Piano Grade 2 Vicky Yan Piano Grade 3 |
Madeline Rippen Piano Grade 4
Sean Zou Piano Grade 4 Amy Liu Music Theory Grade 1 Eric Sun Music Theory Grade 1 Joshua Tan Music Theory Grade 1 Claire Liu Music Theory Grade 2 Vicky Yan Music Theory Grade 4 Sean Zou Music Theory Grade 4 |
Artist Music Academy students receive awards at the Trinity Honors Recital at Artist Music of White Marsh (October 14, 2017)
Additionally, the following Artist Music students received special awards of medals and trophies (presented at the Trinity Honors Concert & Awards Ceremony held on October 14, 2017 at the Artist Music Academy of White Marsh):
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Vicky Yan Silver Medal Piano Grade 3
Vicky Yan Gold Medal Music Theory Grade 3 Vicky Yan 3 Distinctions Trophy Music Theory Vicky Yan 4 Distinctions Trophy Piano Sean Zou 4 Distinctions Trophy Piano |
Vicky Yan & Sean Zou
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Student performance at Oct 14, 2017 Trinity Honors Concert & Awards Ceremony (Artist Music of White Marsh)
CONGRATULATIONS, AGAIN!
Congratulations to Artist Music Academy voice instructor Zoe Kanter,
and Artist Music Academy students Avagail Hulbert and Anne Murphy
for their roles in Stillepoint Theater's Grey Gardens, the Musical (January & February, 2017).
Click Here to read the Baltimore Sun's review
