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Meet Just? Y??, one of our Opening bands here at Music House. Opening bands are comprised of our younger students (These guys are 10 & 11), but don't let their age fool you. They make great music and speak with intelligence, wit, and candor. Check out this cool interview we conducted with them recently.
Meet Li(t)quid, one of our Expansion level bands here at Music House. These talented students are fun to listen to (as their teacher says, they're a solid band), but they're also pretty fun to talk with. And... they've been teaching us a lot about Gen Z slang. Enjoy this recent interview with the gang.
Meet Eternal Crash, one of our Expansion level bands here at Music House. These guys aren't just musical. They're also pretty funny. So we sat down for a recent interview with the group and got a mix of insight and humor. Enjoy this fun conversation.
Eighty ° - Hannah Van Haste, Evan Weidemann, Philip Moore, Christian Ganheart, Francis Charles, Cherry Huang, & Aiden Livingston As the big Fall Music Fest approaches. We'll be featu...
Jane Qualls, Zane Pulido, Everett Davis, & Landry Keyes Music House student bands are frighteningly good. In fact, some of them are indistinguishable from professional bands. Come hear Set i...
Thomas Esker, Lou Wade, Michael Miller, Tricia Cambron, Mike Schlenk, & Kathy Perryman Music House has adult student bands too. Good ones! For example, Diversion is a great band that has per...
Aarush Singh, Brendan Cowan, Lily Al Hamamsy, Benjamin Nigro, Asher Freeman, & Neal Lei Music House has approximately 20 student bands, all of whom are learning, growing, & having transf...
Olive Cory, Bailey Fox, Caleb Cloud, Caleb Armistead, & Calvin Albert Music House student bands are frighteningly good. In fact, some of them are indistinguishable from professional bands. C...
Music House Mastery Band, Decisive Drama, led by teacher Josh Blythe just released their new song "Crimes Away". Give it a listen!
Members of the Music House adult band "The Bridgetones" have been working on a recording of a song they wrote called "Bad Love." The band & their teacher: Kevin Suttmoeller, Kim Dubbert, Jake ...
The way we see it, everybody won. Our students rallied together during a time of unprecedented uncertainty, worked collaboratively toward a goal, and produced creative works of art that were then shared with the world. If that isn't the work of winners, then we don't know what is.