With summer right around the corner, many children are looking forward to their extended summer break. If you want to expand your child’s music education this summer, a Music & Arts Camp and Piano Camp are perfect options that come with many additional benefits. In addition to learning valuable skills and abilities, your children will also get to spend time surrounded by their peers. 

Music Camps Are Fun

When summer arrives, many parents are faced with a paradox: their child is excited to be free from school, yet they’re constantly looking for new and different things to do. Some Music Camps provide your child with countless activities, which include Music Theory, Music Appreciation, Individual Lessons, Ensembles (with Piano and other Instruments), and Art Projects to look forward to during the week. 

Camp Boosts Socialization

Being away from school friends can be hard for many children. Music Camps offer the opportunity to socialize with others who share similar interests while improving their music education. Proper socialization is crucial for children, as it improves their confidence, social skills, and sense of identity. Making music with other young musicians also helps them work in a team more efficiently, which will have countless benefits later in life.

Your Child Will Excel

Even three months away from an instrument can dull a child’s musical abilities and motivation. The Music Education provided by these camps allows your child to keep practicing and progressing during the long summer break. Regular practice is crucial to maintaining music ability and skills, and it can be difficult for parents to motivate their child over the summer without an established system which is the reason for camps and/or private lessons.

The Suzuki Music School of Maryland, Inc. offers an enriching summer camp experience to children in Columbia, MD. Located at Wilde Lake, this camp features interactive levels, which allows older students to assist younger children with their music education. They also offer many other essential programs, including enrichment classes, voice training, and lessons focusing on individual instruments. Visit them online to see a brochure about the upcoming summer camp. You can also call (410) 964-1983 for more information on enrollment and class listings.