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Thinking about Piano Camp…

January 14, 2010 by natalie 3 Comments

Is anyone else starting to think about summer Piano Camp plans yet? Do you have any specific themes or ideas in mind? I’m tossing around the idea of maybe doing a theme with Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. I would pattern it similar to the Carnival of the Animals Piano Camp that I did several […]

Filed Under: Piano Camp Ideas

More about the Mastering the Mystery of Music Practice Incentive

January 13, 2010 by natalie 4 Comments

I’ve received some questions about the latest practice incentive that I uploaded to the website, so I thought it would be helpful to give a few more details here for those interested in possibly using it in their studios. It’s called Mastering the Mystery of Music. This is the one I used with my students […]

Filed Under: Practice Incentives, Store, Worksheets

New Piano Method by Helen Marlais

January 12, 2010 by natalie 1 Comment

In the last New Release Club shipment from FJH there was a flier announcing a new piano method by Helen Marlais that will be available in March, 2010. I am thrilled! Helen Marlais’ books are all fabulous and I can’t wait to see what this new method is like! The two cover illustrations portrayed on […]

Filed Under: 2010 MTNA Conference, Fun Extras!, Teaching

Monday Mailbag – Introducing Baroque Music

January 11, 2010 by natalie 3 Comments

How do you introduce baroque period music or any music with counterpoint to a student for the first time? What a great question! However, I’m afraid my answer will reveal my total lack of structure when it comes to intermediate level students, so I’m hoping that others will share their thoughts on how to approach […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Teaching

Re-igniting Enthusiasm – Congregate with Colleagues

January 8, 2010 by natalie 2 Comments

Okay, I think I’ve saved the best for the last! You must, must, must find a way to get together with other teachers on a somewhat regular basis. Virtually is good, but in person is the best! I am a member of several local music teachers associations, plus our state association, and Music Teachers National […]

Filed Under: 2010 MTNA Conference, Inspirational, Personal

Re-igniting Enthusiasm – Strategize and Systematize

January 7, 2010 by natalie 1 Comment

Most of us teach because we love playing music, we love working with students, and/or we just love teaching. Few of us run studios because we just love doing recordkeeping, filing taxes, and handling other aspects on the business-side of things. I will confess, however, that I love the challenge of strategizing and coming up […]

Filed Under: Business, Inspirational, Studio Ideas

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