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Monday Mailbag – Practice Expectations for Sick Students

November 30, 2009 by natalie 4 Comments

I was wondering if you and other teachers would share their policies for students getting their practice time in if they are sick? I have had the flu for 7 full days and realized how completely it knocks one out…I thought of my students, and think if they get it that I should most definitely […]

Filed Under: Monday Mailbag

Happy Thanksgiving Week!

November 23, 2009 by natalie 2 Comments

I’m off this week in my studio and decided to take a week off from blogging as well. Hopefully I can tackle all the things that I’ve been adding to my list of oh-I-can-just-wait-and-do-that-during-my-week-off. 🙂 I’ll leave you with a beautiful quote that some friends sent me recently: “Next to the Word of God, the […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Personal

Musical Definitions

November 19, 2009 by natalie 2 Comments

I’ve subscribed to the Clavier Companion magazine this year and carved out some time over the last week to read through it. Several of the articles were just wonderful! The interview with Louise Goss was inspiring, the Diary of a Cliburn Competitor was intriguing, and both Unlocking the Mystery of Playing by Ear, and Sight-reading […]

Filed Under: Fun Extras!

More About Christmas

November 18, 2009 by natalie 3 Comments

Is everyone else in the midst of Christmas music and preparations for Christmas recitals? Somehow it snuck up on me this year, so I didn’t get the recital selections to all my students until last week. Gulp! I hope they are motivated to work really hard between now and the recital to get them learned […]

Filed Under: Personal, Recital Ideas

Christmas Music Galore!

November 17, 2009 by natalie 2 Comments

In continuing yesterday’s theme of finding music, today I wanted to share some links I’ve found for free Christmas Music: Making Music Fun – A variety of levels, simple/straight-forward melodies, rather than arranged pieces. Music for Music Teachers – simple melodies; not very exciting musically, but good for those who just want to play familiar […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions

Monday Mailbag – Finding Music

November 16, 2009 by natalie 6 Comments

You seem to have plentiful sources of repertoire at your fingertips.  I am having a hard time finding good supplemental music for my small, beginning studio.  The closest music store is about an hour away, so I rely heavily on internet searching and shopping.  However, I find it difficult to know the level of the […]

Filed Under: Monday Mailbag, Repertoire Suggestions

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