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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

For all those who despise sight-reading…

November 10, 2009 by natalie 4 Comments

I wish all of my students who are resistant to sight-reading would read this excellent article by Derek Polischuk, of the Michigan State Piano Pedagogy Blog: Musical Understanding through Sight Reading. At any given time, I have a handful of students who are naturally very musical and have a good ear for music, but lack […]

Filed Under: Teaching

Monday Mailbag – Game Idea Resources

November 9, 2009 by natalie Leave a Comment

Where do you get your ideas for your games? Here, there, and everywhere! Isn’t that helpful? 🙂 Seriously, I’ve been accumulated game ideas and books with game and activity ideas for almost 15 years. I have a huge collection of idea books that I reference if I need some inspiration for new games. Some of […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Monday Mailbag

New Music Blog and Free Download on Music Education Benefits

November 6, 2009 by natalie 1 Comment

One of the families in my studio sent me a link to this brand new blog that has been launched by Sonlight (a curriculum for homeschoolers). The blog is primarily geared toward families pursuing music education (rather than teachers), but I think it will be a great place to get ideas! You can also download […]

Filed Under: Resources

Lots of Free Music!

November 5, 2009 by natalie Leave a Comment

Rebecca W. just alerted me recently to this fabulous Musopen website! Have you seen it yet? They have an enormous selection of music (audio) and sheet music that can be accessed for free, played from the site, downloaded, and embedded into other websites. In fact, as I type this, I am enjoying listening to a […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Resources, Worksheets

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