Friend of Cooper Piano Store & Piano Lessons Atlanta All-star Peggy Still have an Introduction to Songwriting we’d like to share with you. OverviewIt’s only a matter of time before every musician starts thinking about writing their own music.But, where to start? What comes first, lyrics or licks? To rhyme or not to rhyme? A-A-B-A … Continued
My favorite thing to do in the shower is sing opera. Am I an opera singer? No way! But I sure sound amazing to myself when I sing an aria in that resonant, tile lined, porcelain floored, steamy, acoustic wonder. That being said, you’ll never catch me singing "Habanera" from Carmen in the middle of a football … Continued
In 1906 mornings at Cooper Music for John Cooper (18) included cleaning, furnace tending and washing windows in preparation for the day.. His Dad Johnathon and older brother Will would arrive later to greet the customers.
It is a fact in the year 1909 there were more new pianos sold (340,000) than new passenger car (306,000) registrations.02
During the 106 years of Cooper Music there hav
Famous jazz pianist, Bill Evans, once said, "When you play music you discover a part of yourself that you never knew existed." I want my customers and their families to enjoy the same self fulfillment and satisfaction that I get every time I sit down to play the piano. As a full service piano dealer I take very seriously the responsibility … Continued
On behalf of Cooper Piano, I’d like to bring the Peggy Still School of Music to your attention; the premiere place for music education, since 1988. Whether you are looking for piano lessons Atlanta to help you brush up on your abilities, Ensemble Group Lessons, musical theater assistance, or private lessons for a variety of … Continued
Unlike the classroom, where my son or daughter is assigned a teacher by an administrator, the responsibility for getting the best piano lessons Atlanta is mine alone. If I choose well, my child could develop a love of music, and a useful logical reasoning ability. If I choose poorly, I could unwittingly foster an aversion … Continued