32nd Annual Spring Recital, 2026 - Mozart’s Memo - Volume 92
Our 32nd Annual Spring Recital will be over the weekend of June 5, 6 & 7, 2026. Our recitals are a blast! We keep them low-key and informal, increasing your child’s comfort and encouraging a pleasant and positive association with performances. The children have fun, not only performing on the "big" piano (concert grand), but also seeing how the piano makes music, (we will take a peak inside!) hearing other students perform and experiencing the joy of sharing their music with family and friends.
It is for EVERYONE!
Anyone can perform that is currently taking lessons (Not currently taking lessons? Schedule a free demo with Miss Pam and find out about our easy and fun online lessons.)
Our youngest student that just started lessons
Students that have been taking lessons for many years
Siblings of our students
Former students
Friends of our students
Other instruments are also welcome. Maybe your family plays together as an ensemble? We would love for you to share at our Spring Recital!
Our recital will take place at the Lendemain Clubhouse at 14901 123rd Ave NE in Kirkland. We will have a concert grand available for everyone to perform on. This recital will be a hybrid, meaning performers and audience may join us virtually as well as in person. It is $15 per participant and is free for the audience.
Why is this recital so fun for the kids?
Sharing their music is a special time for all students, no matter what their level.
Listening to other students is inspiring and fun.
Playing on a concert grand is a unique and special experience.
Working hard toward a goal and seeing it accomplished.
What to expect at the recital
Each recital is 30 minutes long and will include 8-10 students. This is how it will work for you and your child.
Choose a recital time. Then plan to arrive 30 minutes early.
During this intermission, your child can get accustomed to the recital environment and practice on the concert grand.
At your recital time, you will enjoy hearing other students, get to see the inside of a concert grand, as well as watching your own child share their music. (30 minutes)
When the recital is over, there are refreshments and social time as we transition and prepare for the next group of recital students.
There is no grading or judgement of student performances. Instead we celebrate each one's achievements. Music is a special part of who each person is and we want all performers to feel the joy and success of their accomplishments. We want everyone to be a part of this event, but there is limited space, so sign up early.
Common Recital Questions
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Lendemain Clubhouse, 14901 123rd Ave NE, Kirkland. Students and audience may also join online. A link will be emailed to participants about a week before the recital.
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Recital pieces will be chosen in class in the weeks preceding the recital. You can find your child’s pieces in their account on Practice Space.
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There is no dress code, so your child is welcome to wear whatever feels most comfortable and helps them feel at ease at the piano. Teachers will be dressed more formally to reflect the occasion, and for any child who enjoys dressing up, this can be a fun and special opportunity to do so.
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Yes, your child will be preparing for the recital in class, and it is such an exciting part of their learning experience. Each step is guided in a way that feels comfortable and achievable, so your child can feel confident, proud, and truly enjoy sharing their music when the moment arrives.
However, only those that sign up will be scheduled to perform.
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There is a performance fee of $15 per person. It is free to attend.
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Yes! You will need to contact Miss Pam to be put on a waitlist for specific recital times. Misspam@moveovermozart.net
Your Comments And Questions
We want to hear from you! What questions do you have? What do you like best about this memo? How has our online lessons benefitted your child? Please leave your questions and comments below or email Pam directly at misspam@moveovermozart.net