Amy Goldstein
My daughter is a typical 9 year old. She is busy day and night, but her activities feel like things to keep her busy, not things she truly loves. About a year ago, she asked to take ukulele lessons, which I thought was going to be another passing fancy. I didn’t know anything about music or where to go for lessons. By luck, a friend recommended Scott at Millennium Music. From day one, she was hooked. Scott is an amazing, engaging teacher. But more than that, he has opened her eyes to new genres of music and other instruments. He adapts naturally to what she is capable of on any given day and every lesson is varied and fun. I am amazed at how well she can play in a short year. She is learning the guitar now too. She participated in the Holiday recital, in spite of her stage fright. But the best part for me, as a parent, is that she has found her “thing.” I’m sure she will continue with Scott for many, many years.
