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My Latest Greatest Teaching Gadget – Dry Erase Dice

October 4, 2021 by natalie Leave a Comment

I didn’t know exactly how I was going to use them when I saw them the other day, but I just couldn’t pass up this pair of dry erase dice! As I told my sister the other day, you know you’re in trouble when you see something cool when you’re out shopping and you stand […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Group Class Ideas, Resource Reviews

Free Piano Improvisation Training

September 30, 2021 by natalie Leave a Comment

Looking for some improvisation inspiration? Tomorrow morning from 10:00-10:45 (PST), Paula Dreyer, of the fabulous Little Gems for Piano book series, is offering a free training for anyone who wants to learn more, and become more adept at, improvising. All participants will receive free piano sheet music and handouts – always a perk! I’ve loved […]

Filed Under: Improvising, News

Piano Group Class Game Ideas

September 30, 2021 by natalie Leave a Comment

We held our first group class of the fall semester this week and it was a ton of fun! With our practice incentive theme of The Aquarium Caper this year, we’re specifically focusing on rhythm skills, so I wanted to be sure to incorporate some fun music rhythm games into the lesson plan. We started […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Group Class Ideas

Piano Studio Organizing Tips

September 23, 2021 by natalie 2 Comments

Sometimes it feels like a never-ending quest to improve organization in various areas of my life. It’s a challenge I enjoy, and I’m glad to be making some headway in a few elements of my piano studio (digitizing student music theory worksheets and compiling a favorite rote repertoire for piano notebook are a few recent […]

Filed Under: Personal, Studio Ideas

Carnival of the Animals Ballet in the Park

September 21, 2021 by natalie Leave a Comment

Our local Ballet Wichita organization performed a series of ballets in various parks, including one just down the street from us. It was a perfect occasion for an outing with a couple of my nephews (who also happened to be piano camp students who were familiar with the Carnival of the Animals suite!). They loved […]

Filed Under: Personal, Videos

New Site for Free Piano Music

September 20, 2021 by natalie Leave a Comment

For years, IMSLP has been my go-to for free piano music in the public domain. But when I was compiling my Rote Repertoire for Piano notebook recently, I came across another source loaded with free piano music: Michael Kravchuk is a pianist, violinist, teacher, composer, music director, and book publisher currently living in Sacramento, California. […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Resource Reviews, Resources Tagged With: Free Resources

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