Saturday, August 1, 2009
PIANO GET TO TOGETHER
August 13th at 7pm we will be having our piano get to together. All family members are invited to attend. The students will be playing a song they like for our audience and the teacher will too! We will have light refreshments and the get together will not last more than an hour. Hope to see you there! If there are any questions just give me a call. 508-2212
Monday, September 15, 2008
SATURDAY PIANO SKILLS
The studio is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a piano workshop on the 25th of October at the Blountstown Civic Center. The workshop will be for ages 8 to adult and it will start at 9:00am and end at 1:00pm EST. This workshop has been planned with the intent to motivate anyone to play the piano.
Our instructors will be Seth Geiger for ages 8 to 11, Jake Lawson for ages 12 to 15 and Zach Lawson for ages 16 to adult. The schedule will start at 9am with an introduction of teachers, 9:15am we will teach how to read music, 10:20am we will view piano concert video clips of some awesome piano players, 10:45am we will learn the piano, 12:00pm we will have lunch (pizza) and a piano show by our instructors. Parents are welcome to stay the whole time, show up for the show or show up at 12:45pm for pick-up.
If any family member of a participant would like to have lunch and enjoy the show with their family there will be a fee of $5.00 each. We will also have a group picture that everyone will receive after the show (there is no extra fee for the picture).
The registration fee will be $50.00 and $35.00 for each additional immediate family member. We are excited to be able to do this and we want to show and teach everyone that the piano is fun. To register please call Leslie Lawson at 850-508-6835.
Our instructors will be Seth Geiger for ages 8 to 11, Jake Lawson for ages 12 to 15 and Zach Lawson for ages 16 to adult. The schedule will start at 9am with an introduction of teachers, 9:15am we will teach how to read music, 10:20am we will view piano concert video clips of some awesome piano players, 10:45am we will learn the piano, 12:00pm we will have lunch (pizza) and a piano show by our instructors. Parents are welcome to stay the whole time, show up for the show or show up at 12:45pm for pick-up.
If any family member of a participant would like to have lunch and enjoy the show with their family there will be a fee of $5.00 each. We will also have a group picture that everyone will receive after the show (there is no extra fee for the picture).
The registration fee will be $50.00 and $35.00 for each additional immediate family member. We are excited to be able to do this and we want to show and teach everyone that the piano is fun. To register please call Leslie Lawson at 850-508-6835.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
OPEN HOUSE
We held an open house for all the students that had signed up for our services on May 12th and it was a success! The studio has been opened for a couple of weeks and everything is going great! All of our students are eager to learn and show great potential! Stay tuned for updates!
Sunday, April 6, 2008
And We're Off!
Hello world! Yes, the Lawson brothers are together at last to bring you the opportunity to learn the piano and foreign languages (Spanish, French, English)
The Lawson brothers have been playing piano ever since they were old enough to sit behind the ivories. Even though they have been playing longer than they can remember, their love for the piano has never faded and has even filled other's lives with the same passion that they both share for the eighty-eight keys. Zach and Jake have played with jazz bands, soloists,choirs, and have performed for special events. Jake has competed in contests and played for social events within his community. For entertainment Zach has played at BayTown Warf in Sandestin, Fl and Marie Livingstons in Tallahassee, Fl.
Their language experience literally stretches the globe. Zach, the oldest brother, learned how to speak Spanish in the country of Paraguay, where he lived for two years as a missionary. Jake learned to speak French in the same fashion while as a missionary in Paris, France. While in France Jake was able to provide English classes for some time within the community that he resided in and many people seemed to have fun learning there. Since Zach's return from Paraguay Zach has worked for the Federal Prison System and the Okaloosa County Public Defender's Office as a Spanish Interpreter. He has had the opportunity to translate for the U.S Marshals office also.
Lawson's Piano Studio and Foreign Language Center is in its new location in Bristol, Florida. You can tell where the Center is because the town is small and the sign out front just may catch your eye.
The Lawson brothers have been playing piano ever since they were old enough to sit behind the ivories. Even though they have been playing longer than they can remember, their love for the piano has never faded and has even filled other's lives with the same passion that they both share for the eighty-eight keys. Zach and Jake have played with jazz bands, soloists,choirs, and have performed for special events. Jake has competed in contests and played for social events within his community. For entertainment Zach has played at BayTown Warf in Sandestin, Fl and Marie Livingstons in Tallahassee, Fl.
Their language experience literally stretches the globe. Zach, the oldest brother, learned how to speak Spanish in the country of Paraguay, where he lived for two years as a missionary. Jake learned to speak French in the same fashion while as a missionary in Paris, France. While in France Jake was able to provide English classes for some time within the community that he resided in and many people seemed to have fun learning there. Since Zach's return from Paraguay Zach has worked for the Federal Prison System and the Okaloosa County Public Defender's Office as a Spanish Interpreter. He has had the opportunity to translate for the U.S Marshals office also.
Lawson's Piano Studio and Foreign Language Center is in its new location in Bristol, Florida. You can tell where the Center is because the town is small and the sign out front just may catch your eye.
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