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An Excerpt from Playing (Less) Hurt

October 20, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

Just to give you even more of an idea of the helpful information you’ll find in Playing (Less) Hurt, the book I reviewed yesterday, here are two brief excerpts that Janet has given me permission to share: 10 POTENTIAL FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO OVERUSE Body size, build. Conditioning. Muscle imbalances due to the demands of playing […]

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Resource Reviews

Review and Giveaway of Playing (Less) Hurt!

October 19, 2010 by natalie 35 Comments

Recent years in music pedagogy have given rise to discussions on injury prevention. Janet Horvath, author of the recently-revised book, Playing (Less) Hurt, makes note of this in one of her introductory statements: “Only in recent years, though, have we begun to acknowledge perhaps the biggest challenge of all: the very real obstacle of physical […]

Filed Under: Contests, Resource Reviews, Teaching

Monday Mailbag – Setting Up a Website for Students

October 18, 2010 by natalie 3 Comments

Can you talk more about your “Studio Splog” website? I’ve been so intrigued the few times I went on and saw the variety and interest that your students showed in postings on it! How can you set something like that up and what guidelines have you given them? Sure! It’s a website I started last […]

Filed Under: Computer Help, Monday Mailbag, Practice Incentives, Resources

And the Winners Are…

October 15, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

Michelle (#10) Rebecca (#15) Anya (#3) Each of these three readers will receive a volume of the new Suzuki recordings. Congratulations! Stay tuned for another giveaway next Tuesday!

Filed Under: Contests

Noteflight Provides New Approach to Music Notation

October 15, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

A while back I was alerted to the Noteflight website. Self-described as “Music notation for a connected world,” Noteflight provides an attractive alternative to traditional notation software. It is extremely intuitive and files can be easily shared with the click of a button. I think this provides a lot of possibilities for teachers, composers, bloggers, […]

Filed Under: Compositions, Resources

Free Curriculum – Musical Travels for Children

October 14, 2010 by natalie 2 Comments

I just downloaded a 161-page free curriculum called, “Musical Travels for Children“! The course was created by Catherine Schmidt Jones and includes units on Europe, Asia, Africa, Americas, and Australia. Each unit is comprised of practical teaching ideas, printed music from the various continents, and additional notes and resource links. This would be fabulous as […]

Filed Under: Group Class Ideas, Piano Camp Ideas, Repertoire Suggestions, Resources

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