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Can people really be tone deaf?

At the recent Promise of Music Symposium at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, the question above was posed to Dr. Daniel Levitin, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at McGill University (and best-selling author of the book "This is Your Brain on Music"). Dr. Levitin's response was in…

Online Music Theory Classes

Ashby Musical Enterprises is pleased to announce the beginning of 3 new online courses for those wishing to prepare for music theory examinations with RCM Examinations (Canada) and the National Music Certificate Program (USA). These classes are held once weekly and have a target exam date of May 8th…

Scholarship Funds Available for Future Organists

Each spring the Hamilton Centre RCCO makes available two scholarships of $400 to musicians of limited organ background, who are interested in studying the organ in formal lessons. The Robert Evenden Memorial Fund Scholarship and the College Development Fund (CDF) Scholarship are intended to assist p…

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The Whole Musician

Posted July 7, 2009

Studying the piano instilled a strong sense of discipline. It taught me to be focused, organized and that if I worked hard enough, I would succeed.  Music does something for your whole being. I wish I could go back and do it all again - those were some of the best years of my life! 

- Mrs. Fran…

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