Noteworthy Journeys - Music lessons

Our Philosophy

Noteworthy Journeys and Simply Music believe that anybody and everybody is musical. Learning to play the piano can enhance your confidence and equip you with a life-long tool for self-expression.

Studies show that playing a musical instrument can:

Reduce stress¹
Reduce attention to anxiety and pain²
Facilitate social interaction³
Help to protect against age or illness-related decline in mental functioning⁴
Help you to express your emotions, or overcome depression⁵
Make you more likely to experience improvements in daily living activities⁶
Provide the opportunity to create your own songs to enhance wellbeing, creativity and sense of identity⁷

Testimonials for the Simply Music Program:

This is a wonderful music program and the results are astounding! Even if you don’t consider yourself musically inclined, this program is for you. I also think it could be a major breakthrough for children with a variety of cognitive delays and learning difficulties. I love Simply Music’s approach.

Dr. Anne Margaret Wright (Psy.D.) Educational Consultant

My boys are 8 and 10. They’ve had just 12 lessons with Simply Music and already know 12 songs. Not just ‘Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star’ and ‘Mary Had A Little Lamb’, but real music. The boys are already playing the blues. They think they’re hot stuff.

Rebecca Neis

After a year of traditional lessons our son was only playing one hand and one note at a time. He was discouraged and ready to quit. We then switched him to Simply Music and he now plays blues, jazz and classical pieces. He loves piano now.

Rebecca Bolin

The method makes such good sense, and it works!

(age 73)

It's so enjoyable, fun, satisfying and therapeutic

(age 66)

The satisfaction of achieving - being able to play and amuse myself on the piano - It's becoming a great time waster! - when I'm on there, playing, the time flies!!

(age 59)

It's fun to practice and play.

(age 72)

Excellent - did not believe I could do it!

(age 60)

Lessons are very structured and easy to understand with this systematic approach. I enjoy practicing and feel we make progress each week.

(age 70)

The sheer joy of being able to sit down at the piano and play a piece of music.

(age 59)

After so many years wasted - I can play!

(age 65)

Very rewarding.

(age 73)

About Simply Music

Our Philosophy

Studies show that playing a musical instrument can:

Testimonials for the Simply Music Program:

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