Strike the Right Note

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Music studio in Carrollton, TX. Private lessons in speaking voice, classical piano, and classical singing for all ages and abilities. https://www.striketherightnote.com

U. S. Priority Mail box standing on the thin side. On the top surface is written "Definitely Not Bees" in heavy black marker, using all capital letters. On the wide side is written "Shake vigorously before opening" in black marker with all capital letters. The word vigorously is written much more prominently and bookended by double zigzags.
A section of a painting with random shapes and colors.
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra playing a concert at Northpark Mall, March? 2017? Side view of the string section with violins on the left and double basses to the right.
Underside of a wooden game table showing a large number of wooden mallets
A clip art graphic of an arc with blue, red, and orange lines, each end culminating in a white cloud. The arc is interrupted by the word You in light green, and Were Great is written underneath the arc, following its curve.
Text in light blue informal font says, "Good job, Ella!" Text is decorated with 5 radiating wavy light pink lines on top and 5 more on the bottom of the graphic.
Picture of the music room at Strike the Right Note music studio. From left: partial view of a fireplace, sandwich press, and a chestnut roasting pan hanging on the wall, above is part of a painting. In the corner is a floor-to-ceiling bookcase with musical scores in black leather magazine binders and music reference books. On the adjoining wall is a 1950 Chickering console piano with bench upholstered in maroon and gold; the piano sits on an area rug. On the piano are scores, a toy melodeon, miniature busts of composers, a box of tissues, a red wire pencil holder, and a teal Yamaha metronome. To the right is a music stand holding a lighted mirror, trimmed in white craquelure and gold. The music stand rests on a maroon area rug, and on the wall behind it is a gold cloth wall hanging adorned with Latin mottos. Looking closely, the visible scores are Songs Everybody Sings by Carrie Jacobs Bond, The Virtuoso Pianist in Sixty Exercises by Charles-Louis Hanon, and Essays on the True Art of Keyboard Playing by C. P. E. Bach.