Fall 2025 NEWSLETTER

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What's in the Newsletter:

• Important Dates – Mark your calendars for upcoming events
• Welcome Our New Students – Say hello to the newest members of our community
• Is Your Teacher Fully Booked? – Check availability before spots fill up
• Music Tip of the Month – A quick tip to boost your skills
• Trivia Contest Winner – See who won the latest prize

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IMPORTANT DATES:

Trunk or Treat
Friday, October 24th, 2025

Closed – Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, November 24th, 2025

Red Carpet Winter Recital
Saturday, December 6th, 2025
Grace Presbyterian Church

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Please welcome these NEW students who enrolled recently!  

Please welcome these NEW students who enrolled recently!  

Kayla

Larry B.

Anthony B.

Emma M.

Joshua M.

Savannah J.

Dana M.

Riley M.

Tony S.

Jack S.

Aspynn V.

Sammy B.

Sultan A.

Anna B.

Juno M.

Sam F.

Miles S.

Harmony C.

Maggie S.

Diana W.

Katherine A.

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Music Tip of the Month: Brass Players

Fall brings crisp air, cooler temps, and busy schedules filled with rehearsals, football games, and outdoor gigs, making it the perfect time to give your brass instrument a little extra care.

As the weather shifts, valve oil can thicken and tuning slides may stiffen, so stay ahead by oiling more often and keeping slides well greased. Wipe down your horn after playing outside to protect it from moisture and debris, and check that your case is ready for travel and temperature changes.

Just like pulling on your favorite sweater, these small habits can keep your instrument warm, comfortable, and ready to sing all season long.

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Is Your Teacher Fully Booked?

Spots are filling up fast, and several teachers are already at capacity. If you need to adjust your schedule, want to check for upcoming availability, or would like to join a waiting list for a specific teacher or time, our Office Staff is here to assist. Don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re ready to help you find the best solution.

Summer Musical Ladder Success

Wendy A.
Rock Star – 6 Months

Amelia K.
Apprentice – 3 Months

Abigail S.
Prodigy – 12 Months

DRUMS
Dave – Wednesday (1 spot left)
Theodore – Sold Out

GUITAR
Charlotte – Sold Out
Ethan – Monday (1 spot left)

VOICE
Rayana – Wednesday (1 spot left)
Logan – Wednesday (1 spot left)
Norah – Sold Out

BRASS
Marcella – Sold Out
Mary – Monday (2 spots left)
Camden – Sold Out

PIANO
Sherolyn – Friday (2 spots left)
Noah – Monday (1 spot left)
Matthew – Sold Out

UKULELE
Angelo – Monday (1 spot left)

VIOLIN / VIOLA / CELLO
Kaitlin – Wednesday (1 spot left)
Jesse – Saturday (2 spots left)

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Looking Ahead to the Recital

Our winter red carpet recital is still a few months away, but the journey toward it starts now.

Recitals aren’t just performances. They’re milestones. They’re a chance to set a goal, work hard, and share something you've created with your community. Whether it’s your first time performing or your fifteenth, preparing for a recital helps you grow in big ways—confidence, focus, and musical expression.

If performing makes you nervous, you’re not alone. Every great musician has been there. That’s why we start early—so you have time to prepare, polish, and walk on stage with confidence.

Not sure what you want to play? Ask your teacher to help you choose something meaningful—something that challenges you just enough. And remember, a recital isn’t about being perfect. It’s about progress, and sharing music with the people who are cheering you on.

So as fall settles in, start thinking: What do you want to share this December?

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Musical Ladder Success!

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A Music School Newsletter?

Hey there! Ever wonder why this little gem of a newsletter lands in your inbox every month? It’s our way of keeping you in the musical loop—spilling the beans on upcoming dates, spotlighting student triumphs, and sharing mini brain-boosting music hacks (think “air-drumming miracles” or how to hydrate that vocal cord like it’s lava).

We sneak in friendly nudges about teacher times that are currently selling out faster than cupcakes at a bake sale, plus a dash of trivia prizes to keep things fun (and occasionally snarky).

Whether you've been with us a minute or forever, we’re here to celebrate every pluck, note, and high-five. Because life’s too short for quiet newsletters—let’s make some noise.

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Who’s reading their newsletter?

TRIVIA QUESTION

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Q: What instrument does the traditional orchestra tune to?
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Submit your answer to have a chance to win:  $25 Amazon Gift Card

Please call, text, or email a member of our Office Staff Team to submit your answer and be entered to win. It’s that easy—Good luck!

🎵(303) 972 - 7625 🎵 🎶office@littletonmusiclessons.com 🎶

*The winner of this contest is drawn at random from all submissions and announced in the next newsletter. Keep your eye out to see who won!*

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Trivia Contest Winner

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Silas F.

You are the winner of our trivia contest drawing.
Q: Which section sings the lowest part of a choir?
A: Bass

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Winners, please email office@littletonmusiclessons.com to claim your prize.If you didn’t win, keep playing. We hope to see your entry next time.

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At Littleton School of Music, we love hosting fun events and giving back to our community. Have an idea for a show or music activity? Let us know by phone, text, or email. Follow us on social media for updates and local music news.

Littleton School of Music
6905 S. Broadway (Suite 99) Littleton, CO 80122
(303) 972-7625
‍www.littletonmusiclessons.com

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