how often Music lesson slots are sold in half hour increments/week. Some families choose to sign up for more than one half hour slot per week which is fine. Each half hour slot ends up being about 15 hours of instruction time.
available first come, first serve
cost $90 now to reserve the slot then $90 due on 9/1, 10/1, 11/1, 12/1, 1/1, 2/1, 3/1, 4/1 and 5/1. You may pay ahead of time.
misses You get 8 free misses within the school year that do not need to be made up or paid for. These misses have been figured into the overall cost. So if you have a dentist appointment, are sick, have soccer practice, etc…you should still be able to keep your commitment to private music lessons.
sibling discount In most cases, siblings may share a time slot
no lessons between 1/1 and 1/13, 2019. I am producing Elf Jr. at the Cedarburg Performing Arts Center for the North Shore Academy of the Arts and will need to devote that time to the production. Auditions are 8/7/18. Register HERE
You will receive a more detailed lesson packet closer to our start time. If you have any questions, please email angie@ozaukeetalent.com
One lesson. One song. One event at a time. Ozaukee Talent is a training and networking facility for people of all ages wanting to advance in the arts. Ozaukee Talent was founded by longtime arts leader Angie Mack in 2016. Ozaukee Talent provides private music and acting lessons, contracted event marketing, contracted arts project management, consulting, arts public speaking and performing, hosts musical events, workshops and classes in the arts. Contact: Ozaukee Talent 1701 11th Ave. Grafton WI 53024 angie@ozaukeetalent.com 262.309.4112 Follow @ozaukeetalent on Instagram and Facebook. Tax deductible donations for Ozaukee Talent through Create Wisconsin, Inc. Venmo: @ozaukeetalent PayPal: angie@ozaukeetalent.com
One lesson. One song. One event at a time. Ozaukee Talent is a training and networking facility for people of all ages wanting to advance in the arts. Ozaukee Talent was founded by longtime arts leader Angie Mack in 2016. Ozaukee Talent provides private music and acting lessons, contracted event marketing, contracted arts project management, consulting, arts public speaking and performing, hosts musical events, workshops and classes in the arts. Contact: Ozaukee Talent 1701 11th Ave. Grafton WI 53024 angie@ozaukeetalent.com 262.309.4112 Follow @ozaukeetalent on Instagram and Facebook. Tax deductible donations for Ozaukee Talent through Create Wisconsin, Inc. Venmo: @ozaukeetalent PayPal: angie@ozaukeetalent.com
Now Enrolling Private Students for the Winter/Spring Semester running the weeks of January 15th through April 9th. Visit ozaukeetalentregistration.com for available time slots, more details and to sign up. Questions? Email angie@ozaukeetalent.com
Small Group Music Classes
(3 to 8 children)Â SPACES LIMITED
Open Music Lab for Ages 3 to 6 Wednesdays 10:30 to 11:30 am Piano Lab for Beginners Tuesdays 4:30 to 5:30 (Elementary Education) Piano Lab for Beginners Tuesdays 5:30 to 6:30 (Elementary Education) Guitar Lab for Beginners Wednesdays 4:30 to 5:30 (Elementary Education) Vocal Lab for Beginners Wednesdays 5:30 to 6:30 (Elementary Education) “La La La Singers” Community Performers Fridays 5:30 to 6:30 (Ages 9 to 13)
2ND SEMESTER TUITION: $200 (payable in 4 installments of $50 if you would like)
One lesson. One song. One event at a time. Ozaukee Talent is a training and networking facility for people of all ages wanting to advance in the arts. Ozaukee Talent was founded by longtime arts leader Angie Mack in 2016. Ozaukee Talent provides private music and acting lessons, contracted event marketing, contracted arts project management, consulting, arts public speaking and performing, hosts musical events, workshops and classes in the arts. Contact: Ozaukee Talent 1701 11th Ave. Grafton WI 53024 angie@ozaukeetalent.com 262.309.4112 Follow @ozaukeetalent on Instagram and Facebook. Tax deductible donations for Ozaukee Talent through Create Wisconsin, Inc. Venmo: @ozaukeetalent PayPal: angie@ozaukeetalent.com
I have always said that “my people” are musicians. I have come to know a lot of musicians over the years and the world needs to understand that we are a different breed.
We play to the beat of our own drum. We’re sensitive. We struggle. We dream. We express. We communicate with our fingers and our voices. We get excited about chords, licks, tabs and, most of all, our own creations. We’re innovative. We can be socially awkward. We have a language of our own and we are content being alone. We are prone to big egos and addictions.  We think differently. Most of us are poor.
I have tried for many years to be “other things” that promised better pay. But in the end, I am realizing that I just can’t help but being a musician. These are the cards that I have been dealt. It’s what I am good at. It’s what I love. And mentoring others to be musicians is equally as rewarding.
The other day, I had a conversation with a performing musician who has been going through relational issues. His partner doesn’t like the time he spends on the road or collaborating with other musicians. But that’s what he’s good at. When he gets on stage, he mesmerizes audiences with the skills he has spent countless hours trying to perfect. He gets a sense of satisfaction performing for others. He’s working on a new album. And all of this takes time. How can he quit being something that he JUST IS?
I know other musicians who have jobs to pay the bills. But there is always a gnawing hunger within them to play music and to create music.
A few weeks ago, a lady from the U.S Census Bureau visited my house because I didn’t have time to fill out the survey they sent in the mail. She told me that in a lot of European countries, people are recorded as being WHAT THEY ARE as opposed to what their job is. So she recorded me as being a musician and Matthew as being an artist.  Because that’s who we are, like it or not.
The other day, we watched a great movie on Netflix called The Wrecking Crewabout musicians. During that movie, I couldn’t help but seeing myself. A lightbulb went off. “I AM A MUSICIAN. And there is no shame in that. I am wired this way. God gifted me this way for a reason. I need to quit apologizing for being a musician just because I haven’t made as much money as other people in other professions. I am still valuable. I need to be proud of the fact that I am a musician rather than embarrassed.”
When I see a piano, my hands immediately pull my body over to the keys. I didn’t choose this skill set. I was born with a love for music and I was fortunate to have parents who supported my talent through providing musical tools and instruments as a child as well as exposing me to a myriad of great music over the years.
Some people are just musicians. They need to make and/or play music unless they die.
One lesson. One song. One event at a time. Ozaukee Talent is a training and networking facility for people of all ages wanting to advance in the arts. Ozaukee Talent was founded by longtime arts leader Angie Mack in 2016. Ozaukee Talent provides private music and acting lessons, contracted event marketing, contracted arts project management, consulting, arts public speaking and performing, hosts musical events, workshops and classes in the arts. Contact: Ozaukee Talent 1701 11th Ave. Grafton WI 53024 angie@ozaukeetalent.com 262.309.4112 Follow @ozaukeetalent on Instagram and Facebook. Tax deductible donations for Ozaukee Talent through Create Wisconsin, Inc. Venmo: @ozaukeetalent PayPal: angie@ozaukeetalent.com
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