Quantum Music Academy:

Music lessons by: Randy Trottier and Shiori Kobayashi:

 

Why should I consider investing time and money on learning to play music?

 

… Music gives enjoyment. It teaches the value of regular practice and self-discipline as a positive life-skill.

 

Music develops visualization and abstract thinking ability. Many problems common to subjects such as math, the science and engineering subjects require this well developed “spatial reasoning ability”.

 

Music also helps each one explore and cultivate his or her emotions.

 

 

For more information, please call us at 566-6125

 

 

Randy Trottier: Clarinet, Tenor& Alto Saxophones, Flute, and Theory

            A recent graduate from Cambrian College music program, Randy has had experience playing with the Timmons All-Star Big Band and the North Bay Symphony as well as many community and school bands in Northern Ontario. 

Randy is developing his own technique to reinforce the use of the four physical elements of teaching woodwind instruments.  #1- Proper breathing  #2- Embrasure formations  #3- Proper tonguing  #4- Finger control. When these four elements are understood and applied, a stage of relaxed control is achieved.

 

 

Shiori Kobayashi: Clarinet, Recorder, Piano, Theory and keyboard

            Graduate from Cambrian College music program with performance degree majored on Clarinet and minored on piano. Shiori has had experience playing with the Sudbury Youth Orchestra, the North Bay Symphony and the small community ensembles. Shiori was the guest soloist with the Sudbury symphony Orchestra, as a winner of the Young Performer’s competition in February of 2004.

She is currently a clarinetist with the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra and enjoys sharing her passion of music with others.

Lessons are available in small groups or as well as individual.