• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer

Music Matters Blog

Music Matters Blog

Inspiring Creativity

  • Home
  • About
    • Speaking
  • Blog
    • Business
    • News
    • Resources
    • Teaching
  • Store
    • Music Resources
    • Piano Arrangements
    • FAQ
    • Cart
  • Music Books for Kids
  • Contact
  • Search

natalie

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

Six Ways to Enjoy Detailed Practice

October 13, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

Gerald Klickstein, author of The Musician’s Way, posted this excellent and practical list of six ways to enjoy detailed practice: Bring meaning to every gesture. Isolate problem spots in context. Take pleasure in excellence. Listen deeply. Seek variety. Shift perspectives. Visit the original post for the expanded version with specific ideas on how to implement […]

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Teaching

New Finds for Graphics and Design

October 12, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

There are some real treasures on the internet for cool graphics and design elements. Some of them I just came across recently and wish I knew about years ago! istockphoto.com – This is one I became familiar with when I was working with my designer for the cover of my book. The quality of the […]

Filed Under: Computer Help, Resources

Monday Mailbag – Age Appropriate Practice Incentives

October 11, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

I love your incentive ideas!  Just wondering if you use them with your entire studio, or only up to a certain age. I have always felt uncertain about students perhaps outgrowing incentives, and have generally phased them out by high school. Yes, I use my practice incentive themes with the whole studio. It’s definitely a […]

Filed Under: Monday Mailbag, Practice Incentives

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 194
  • Page 195
  • Page 196
  • Page 197
  • Page 198
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 322
  • Go to Next Page »

Footer

Free Resources

  • The Rhythm Randomizer – A Fabulous Free Tool for Piano Teachers
  • Amazing Photos of Deconstructed Pianos
  • Financial Resources for Independent Music Teachers
  • Piano Music for Left Hand
  • New Free Tortoises Beginner Piano Solo with Teacher Duet

Click for more Free Resources

Product Search

Blog Archives

Blog Categories

Advertisers and Affiliates

Teach Preschool Piano

Piano Companion App

Oktav Sheet Music Library

Moo.com

sheet music plus pass

maestro classics

Ecwid

Dropbox.com

RSS Feed | YouTube | Twitter | Pinterest | LinkedIn | Facebook | Email

Blog content by Natalie's Piano Studio | © 2005-2025. All Rights Reserved.
Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | Advertising Opportunities