Routines are crucial for musical success, but let’s face it: sometimes we can get stuck in a rut, and need something new to keep music...

The 100 Days of Practice Challenge is returning to the Academy for a third year!

Here at the Academy, we're always looking for ways to make your child's musical education even better! As part of that ongoing effort,...

This month, we want to share more about our newest guitar instructor, Brian Grant!

Our 100 Days of Practice Challenge is still going strong, and now we're upping the challenge!

Here at the Academy, we have always believed that by teaching kids music we are giving them valuable skills that will last them a lifetime.

At the Marion Music Academy, the health and safety of our faculty, students, and their families are our most important priorities.

We’re challenging Academy students to practice for 100 days in a row! No gaps, no missed practice!

It’s that time of year when students are preparing for chair and placement auditions for honors ensembles!

Music is a language and it is important that as musicians we take time to learn music in the same way we learn to speak.

We're so excited for the return of Bring-A-Friend & Costume Days at the Marion Music Academy!

Each month we highlight one of our excellent faculty members! This month, we'd like to spotlight Aura Strohschein

In my years of playing music I have been profoundly moved by the following three books. Each one dramatically changed my course of learning.

One of the most useful and over-looked tools a musician can have is a pencil. You can’t remember everything so you need to write it down.

In order to promote music and the arts, we are pleased to offer our Scholarship Essay contest again this year!

We're starting a new monthly feature here on the Academy blog, the Teacher Spotlight! This September we're starting with Kailey Braff.

One of the most fun things about playing music is that there are always new things to learn; new directions to take your playing.

Many musicians tap their feet while they are playing to help them keep time. There is a simple solution to this problem: a metronome.

Music lessons are fun, but did you know that playing music is good for your brain as well? Watch this video to learn more! Interested in...