06/22/2021
A sneak peak of photos from our Recital a few weeks ago! Tiffany Marie Photography does such amazing work and we are truly blessed to have her as a resource in our community. If you need some photos, I highly suggest checking her out!
Music Notes Jackson
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Music Notes Jackson is a performance based studio and is built on three pillars. Education in Music, a healthy atmosphere, and a positive learning environment for students of all ages and skill sets.
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3018 Wildwood Ave
Jackson, MI
49202
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Music Notes was founded by local area resident, Andrea Wynn, who is working towards her Associates degree in the Arts. Andrea has over 14 years of musical experience. She achieved her piano skills through 11 years of classical training, and over the last 3 years, has branched out by performing with musical theatre. She has taken part in "Bye Bye Birdie", "Seussical the Musical", "Bare: A pop Opera", "They're Playing Our Song", "A..My Name is Alice", along with other productions. She played the Alto Sax and Oboe for over 8 years, including playing with the Jackson Youth Symphony. She has also vocally performed on the stage with shows such as "Fiddler on the Roof", "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee", "Ragtime", "Glee: A Tribute Show" and many other voice recitals and local cabarets. Her goal is to open her own studio in Jackson to help other people find their hidden talents and passion.
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| Monday | 09:00 - 21:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 - 21:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 - 21:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 - 21:00 |
| Sunday | 09:00 - 21:00 |
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When I was a little girl, my mother enrolled me in piano lessons. My love for music started there. Granted I was not the typical kid that had to be told to practice, I just did it. As I grew as a person, I also started to grow as a musician. I always enjoyed singing and then my mother took me to “The Phantom of the Opera”. I remember looking at her afterwards and saying “I’m gonna do that one day”.
Fast forward a few years and I was in middle school. In the 6th grade we had the choice to join band. I knew that there was no other option for me so I signed up and under my mothers recommendation, decided to play the oboe. It was fun but not my favorite instrument. Instead of letting me quit one instrument, I decided to play both the oboe and the alto saxophone. Thankfully my school had a Marching Band, Symphonic Band, and a Jazz Band so I could play both instruments every day. By this time, I had also joined choir and had quite a few friends involved in theater. My passion for music and the arts just kept on growing.
After graduating high school, I attended Jackson College. Again, my schedule was full of music and theater classes. I had always been told that I could enjoy the music while I could but I needed to have a “real job” to help pay the bills. After graduating college, I did a slew of odd jobs mostly in food. I work at Panera, Sir Pizza, ice cream shops, and bookstores. I hated that I was working to pay the bills and not enjoying it at all. I thought to myself, there has got to be a way to incorporate what I love doing while making a living off of it.
That summer, the neighbor asked me if I would be interested in giving her grand daughter piano lessons. I told her I wasn't a teacher but she said it didn’t matter. I signed up for the job and before I knew it, that one individual had turned into six people taking lessons. I kept this up for awhile and then started to look at the reality of teaching music full time. I figured out my expenses and time commitment and told myself that when I had 15 full time students, I would quit the job that I hated working.
