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The Ultimate Music Classroom: Must-Haves for Every Music Educator – Guest Post by Claire Hines

June 5, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

If you’re planning to spend some time this summer revamping your studio and looking for fresh and fun ideas for the fall, you should be able to find some inspiration and helpful resources from this guest post by Claire Hines, of the Fun Music Company. What does the 21st music classroom need? From music posters […]

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Studio Ideas

Happy Memorial Day

May 28, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

Well, I didn’t exactly intend to take last week off of blogging, but with Year-End Evaluations, prepping for summer, and working on several other big projects, it fell to the back burner. I am looking forward to sharing about some of my summer plans and another project soon, but I am taking this week off […]

Filed Under: News, Personal

Monday Mailbag – Year-End Evaluations

May 21, 2012 by natalie 1 Comment

A number of people have commented and/or asked questions about the Year-End Evaluations that I hold in my studio. I started doing this ten years ago and it has been so helpful for me and the families! The last lesson of the year one or both parents attend the lesson with their child. The week […]

Filed Under: Business, Monday Mailbag

Inspiration and Practical Tips for Parents and Teachers Working with Young Children at the Piano

May 18, 2012 by natalie 5 Comments

I “saved” this post on my browser as soon as I saw the title, but just finally got around to watching Mario Ajero’s video clip on How to Start Piano Lessons for Pre-School Aged Children. If you are a parent or teacher of young children and need a little inspiration and practical advice, you have […]

Filed Under: Ideas for Parents, Teaching, Videos

Create Your Own Music Worksheets Using Music Fonts

May 17, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

Have you ever wished you could just whip up a quick worksheet to use with one of your students that would address a particular concept? Joy, of the Color in My Piano blog, has put together a wonderful guide to using music fonts to create your own music worksheets! Like Joy, I use Finale to […]

Filed Under: Computer Help, Resources, Technology Tips, Worksheets

Two Years of Masterclasses at Your Fingertips!

May 16, 2012 by natalie 3 Comments

Thanks to Music Matters Blog reader Brooke for alerting me to a fabulous resource! Visit the Sonatina Enterprises website for archives of two years’ worth of masterclass videos taken at their summer music programs. Just click on the 2011 Masterclass Archives or 2012 Masterclass Archives buttons on the home page to view a list of […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Resources, Videos

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