It's time to treat yourself.... to music
The following is a reprint of our 2006 newspaper advertisement. If you would like to help get the word out about Silver Music Studios, link to us!
Silver Music Studios has been enriching the ears and minds of the community for over 10 years. What makes this studio unique? A rare view to private music instruction -- The students should have fun while they learn.
Scot Silver, founder of Silver Music Studios, feels "learning to play an instrument, sing or even the study of the mechanics of music stimulates the mind in a way that can benefit all other aspects of one's own life. Music provides the balance, confidence and outlet." Scot is a professional musician with over 20 years of experience performing and teaching. In addition, he has developed several multi-media learning tools.
With over a dozen teachers on staff, students benefit from their deep passion for music, professionalism, and personality. Lesson plans are created individually for each student regardless of age and talent level.
Currently, Silver Music Studios sees over 160 students weekly. Whether the student is learning guitar, piano, bass, or voice, styles range from rock to classical to jazz to show tunes and most other contemporary styles.
"Every year keeps getting better. They really have this down to a science" proclaims an adult student of over 5 years with the studio
Latest News from Silver Music Studios
New look and feel:
Well, it's official. Drexel Hill has more walls...and 2 more doors. Yes, no more half rooms. We have had two more secure rooms built at the Drexel Hill location. More privacy and soundproofing from other lessons going on simultaneously.Pianos:
Well, now we are more legit. A full size, spinet upright piano had been added to each location. Students may now enjoy the benefits of the real mccoy. Keep the ivories alive.Scot Silver listed in Jazz Improv Magazine:
Jazz Improv Magazine has posted their third annual "Jazz Guitar Directory", a compilation of three hundred influential and emerging jazz guitarists, both living and deceased. This year's list includes Scot Silver, founder of Silver Music Studios.
