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Greetings! We are so glad you’ve come to learn about The Keys to Kindness music program. We believe that everybody should have the opportunity to learn about and enjoy music.
Our team is happy to be working together with the Sounds of Carolina Music Academy of Greenville, SC and the Phillis Wheatley Community Center of Greenville, SC to offer unique opportunities to deserving students. We are thrilled to be teamed up with these two organizations who benefit our communities in so many ways! We also offer lessons in our home studio, which is located in the east side area of Greenville.
https://www.soundsofcarolina.com/
https://philliswheatleysc.org/
https://danielskeystokindness.com/
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Our music teacher:
Mary Allen, Daniel’s mother, is the piano instructor for the Keys to Kindness program. She is a former elementary and middle school music teacher and a private piano and voice instructor for students of all ages. In addition, she served as a school counselor for over twenty years. During these years, she continued to teach private piano and voice lessons.
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Our program:
Daniel’s Keys incorporates kindness discussions within piano lessons. Along with piano practice, students will be given fun and meaningful kindness activities to work on throughout the week. To be considered for the Keys to Kindness music program, please read through the following requirements:
- Express a sincere desire to learn to play the piano.
- Carry out at least one intentional act of kindness each day.
- Attend piano lessons each week and practice in between lessons.
- Read through our website to learn more about this wonderful opportunity!
Scholarship opportunities are available for students experiencing financial hardships.
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We look forward to hearing from you! If you are interested in learning more, please reach out to us by going to our ‘Contact Us’ page.
*** If you represent a music organization or business and are interested in bringing Daniel’s Keys to you, please contact us by visiting the same page. ***
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Snapshots of Daniel while performing.





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