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Review: Legends and Lore

February 14, 2008 by natalie 1 Comment

Composer Library Series: … This collection of Elementary-Early Intermediate Piano Solos is lots of fun! Composer Christine Donkin does an excellent job capturing the imagery her titles inspire. Here are my comments on each of the pieces: Royal Fanfare – A piece composed entirely of parallel 5ths, once the fingering is solidified this piece should […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Resource Reviews

FREE TICKETS to a TV Taping of From the Top: Live from Carnegie Hall for PBS

February 13, 2008 by natalie Leave a Comment

I just received this e-mail today and sure wish I was going to be in the Manhattan area so that I could request one of these free tickets! Maybe someone can go on my behalf and send me some pictures! 🙂 We would like to invite you and up to three guests to be part […]

Filed Under: News

Group Class Music Listening Games are a Blast!

February 8, 2008 by natalie Leave a Comment

Last night we had a group class in the studio. Our focus for the evening was on “listening,” to correspond with the previous five-week session of our incentive program this year. In between performances we played listening-related games – Team Rhythmic Dictation, Team Melodic Dictation and Interval BINGO in pairs. GAME #1: Team Rhythmic Dictation […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Group Class Ideas

Things You Love to Hear…

February 7, 2008 by natalie 2 Comments

Not once, but twice this week I heard things that brought a smile to my face… 1. Sunday morning after the church service I was talking to a lady about starting her 5-year old daughter in piano lessons next fall. She asked if it was okay for her to start on a keyboard. I told […]

Filed Under: Fun Extras!, Personal

Music Flashcards Galore!

February 6, 2008 by natalie Leave a Comment

Check out these digital flashcards! You can find note names, key signatures, intervals, triads, piano note names, reading piano notes, guitar note names and reading guitar notes – all at the click of a mouse! You can even set specific parameters in most of the categories so that it is appropriate for the level of […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Resources

Listing Musical Terms

February 6, 2008 by natalie 2 Comments

This is kind of a “duh!” idea, but when I attended our local music teachers association Mid-Winter Retreat two weekends ago, the guest speaker was sharing about how she introduces new pieces to her students. She said, “Of course I always start out by having them make a list of all the terms in their […]

Filed Under: Teaching

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