October 2024 Newsletter
UPCOMING DATES
Halloween
Thursday, October 31
Indianapolis Music Academy OPEN
Thanksgiving Break
Nov 26 - Dec 1 CLOSED
Winter Recital Saturday
Dec 7 and Saturday, Dec 14
Christmas Break
Dec 23 - Jan 1 CLOSED
Halloween Costume Contest!
During the month of October, students who come to their music lessons dressed in costume can participate in our exciting costume contest!
Here’s how it works:
Dress Up: Wear your best costume to your music lesson.
2. Get Your Photo Taken: We’ll snap a picture of you in your costume.
3. Enter the Contest: Your photo will be entered for a chance to win one of three $40 gift cards!
How Winners Are Chosen
Facebook Fan Favorite:
The photo with the most likes on our Facebook page wins one of the prizes.
Academy Choice:
A voting committee at the academy will select another winner.
Random Draw:
One lucky participant will be randomly drawn as the final winner.
Good luck, and we can't wait to see your costumes!
October Lesson Special
Sign up before October 31 and save $75. Get free registration,
$25 off your first month and a free t-shirt and tote bag, a $75 total value.
Photo Day
Our next photo day will be Saturday, November 17 from 1pm to 5pm. Get sign up today!
You will get a $25 gift card or $25 off your next month of lessons.
Your friend will get $25 off their first month of lessons, a free t-shirt and tote bag.
Call, email or come in!
Give us your friend’s name, number or email who is interested in lessons and we’ll do the rest.
Why Participate in Music Recitals?
Don’t forget to sign up with your teacher!
Work toward a goal: Having an upcoming performance motivates students to practice and prepare, helping them focus on mastering their instrument or piece of music.
Showcase talent and effort: Performing in front of an audience allows students to display their hard work and receive recognition for the time and dedication they’ve put into learning their music.
Build confidence: The experience of performing and receiving applause boosts a student’s self-esteem. It provides a sense of accomplishment and reinforces their belief in their growing abilities.
Feel part of a community: Recitals are a chance to connect with peers and feel a sense of belonging. Watching others perform fosters a supportive environment that can spark even more enthusiasm for lessons.
Gain valuable performance experience: Performing in a relaxed, supportive setting helps students develop skills they can use not only in music but in other areas of life as well.
Create lasting memories: Recitals are special moments that involve family and friends, allowing students to see how much their efforts are appreciated by those who care about them.
Overcome fear: Performing in front of others can be intimidating at first, but facing those nerves helps students learn that it’s normal to feel anxious. Each performance gets easier as they build resilience and confidence.
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