A Little bit about Kilcloon Treblemakers

Kilcloon Treblemakers is run by music director Loretta McCann in a purpose built studio at the back of her home in Kilcloon, Co. Meath. Loretta has taught piano and music theory for over 30 years and is of the opinion that you are never too young or too old to learn music. Loretta began playing piano at the age of 5 and completed her exams through the Royal Irish academy of Music. Building on her professional development every year Loretta endeavours to engage with other teachers and people in the music industry through courses and conferences to ensure that her teaching practice remains current and interesting for everyone involved. 

Instruction at Kilcloon Treblemakers is very much tailored to the individual's needs of the student. Loretta has helped those with a variety of additional needs experience the enjoyment of music and loves the opportunity she gets to help people unlock their potential. Each student at the studio identifies their musical goals for both the year and the term and using this as a blueprint it is then possible to develop an individual musical plan for the student to work on throughout the year. Loretta enjoys the diverse and unique opportunities and challenges each student brings to their lessons and feels incredibly blessed to work with so many wonderful people each week.

Individual classes are usually 30 minutes in duration and consist of a mixture of playing, listening, games, theory and movement especially for the younger students. Tuition books are specifically chosen to fit the needs of the individual student and their learning style. It is important to note that when teaching the younger children they are reinforcing much of the mathematical language that they are learning in school which can benefit the children greatly as it gives them an opportunity to see how maths can be used outside of their school classroom setting.