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When the Lights Go Out…

February 2, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

…It’s Time for Three! Have you heard of these guys? They are an incredibly talented threesome who got their big debut in the midst of a lightning storm. You’ll have to read about it on the Time for Three website for the full story! The spring Young People’s Concerts were bumped up a little earlier […]

Filed Under: News, Videos

Trying A New Approach to Sight-Reading

February 1, 2012 by natalie 8 Comments

At a local music teachers association meeting several months ago, one of the other teachers brought a book called, Joining the Dots: A Fresh Approach to Piano Sight-Reading by Alan Bullard. I was immediately intrigued and ended up ordering the whole 5 volume set so that I could begin experimenting with some of my students! […]

Filed Under: Resource Reviews, Teaching

Review and Giveaway of Compositions by Lisa Donovan Lukas

January 31, 2012 by natalie 31 Comments

Close your eyes, sit back in a comfy chair, and imagine a beautiful interlacing of impressionistic and contemporary harmonies drifting from piano music that might provide the soundtrack for your favorite tear-inducing drama. Now you can skip the imagination part and let this video fill in the music for you: Goodnight, Sweet Dreams is one […]

Filed Under: Contests, Recital Ideas, Repertoire Suggestions, Videos

Monday Mailbag – Group Class Assignments

January 30, 2012 by natalie 6 Comments

I’ve never done group lessons before, but I’d really like to try one. When you do a group lesson, what do you do about students’ individual assignments/songs they’ve learned the week before? And what do you assign them for the next week? Or do you think of group lessons totally differently than individual lessons? In my studio, […]

Filed Under: Group Class Ideas, Monday Mailbag

And the Winner Is…

January 27, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

#14 – Jeannie Congratulations, Jeannie! You will receive the 8-hour compilation of music put together by Michael Griffin. I’ve sent you an e-mail with information about how to claim your giveaway! Also, for anyone else interested in purchasing a copy of the compilation, Michael Griffin is offering it to Music Matters Blog readers with a […]

Filed Under: Contests

Only 5 More Days for Discounted Book of Scales and Keys!

January 26, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

Just a quick reminder that if you’re planning to purchase a copy of The Pianist’s Book of Musical Scales and Keys, next Tuesday is the last day to use the $5 discount code (enter this code when you checkout: O68233H4). The entire proceeds of the sales this month will go to Zach and his family […]

Filed Under: News

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