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MTMS Blog

  • Let’s Learn About Rock’n’Roll

    Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley and His Comets was the first famous rock and roll song, released in 1954. Rock existed before; it existed as African American blues and added speed and electricity, and then bass and drums. It became a new genre and caught on quickly with African American and then white…

  • Piano Practice and Bradykinesia

    Piano Practice and Bradykinesia

    With Parkinson’s Disease, one of the defining symptoms is bradykinesia. What’s that? Yeah, I asked the same thing. Bradykinesia is a slowness of movement that isn’t necessarily explainable with other known effects of PD but is definitely there. Piano practice is one place where bradykinesia shows up for Michelle. It affects agility in vocal and…

  • Welcome: Instructor Austin Young

    Welcome: Instructor Austin Young

    Austin Young is an alumnus of Muskingum University with a BA in Music Education. Austin was bass section leader for Muskingum’s Concert Choir. As a part of Concert Choir, Austin sang for international audiences in Germany, Prague, England, and Scotland. Austin is in his 5th year teaching at Finland Middle School and Franklin Woods Intermediate…

  • A Return to Singing

    A Return to Singing

    If you didn’t know, Michelle was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes and Parkinson’s Disease in 2022. With those diagnoses she was able to get proper treatment and medication for both diseases. The year before was extremely difficult. Here is part of her struggle in her words, along with a glimpse into her recovery. 2021 was…

  • What a Great Recital!

    What a Great Recital!

    Thank you to our myriad performers this weekend. Did you take any fun pictures? We’d love to see them. Mark your calendars. On Sunday, January 21, MTMS Winter Benefit Concert will happen at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 4456 Morse Rd, Gahanna.