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8 Tips for Making the Most of a Virtual Conference

September 29, 2020 by natalie 2 Comments

Last weekend our state music teachers association substituted our annual conference with a virtual rendition of the same. It was very well planned, and I had a great time participating! We usually rotate around our state to different locations, and I usually meet up with a good friend and colleague to explore the local area, […]

Filed Under: Business, Personal

The Cliburn Organization Relaunches Cliburn Kids

September 28, 2020 by natalie Leave a Comment

In the wake of this year’s pandemic, The Cliburn organization launched a music education site for kids. Now they’ve completed relaunched Cliburn Kids as a “robust online music education program” and it looks fabulous! Most episodes are less than 10 minutes and feature engaging Classical music selections with commentary by Buddy Bray that encourages students […]

Filed Under: Fun Extras!, Group Class Ideas, Ideas for Parents, Resources, Teaching, Videos Tagged With: Free Resources

Free Online Rhythm Training Tools

September 25, 2020 by natalie 1 Comment

I recently came across a new website that offers a variety of free rhythm training tools developed by a pianist (Matt) for beginning music students. It works on desktops and mobile devices and includes quite the collection of different kinds of training tools – some better than others. I like that it is very simple […]

Filed Under: Ear Training, Resources, Technology Tips Tagged With: Free Resources

And the Winner Is…

September 11, 2020 by natalie Leave a Comment

#10 – Jennifer Congratulations, Jennifer! You will receive a free copy of Nathan Holder’s book, Why is My Piano Black and White? I think you and your students will enjoy it!

Filed Under: Contests

And We’re Off!

September 10, 2020 by natalie Leave a Comment

Last night’s September Surprise was a blast! I officially introduced and launched this year’s practice incentive theme – AD ASTRA: a journey to the stars. Here are a few highlights from the occasion: My small, but dedicated studio of students and parents convened for the evening. (Plus, my creative husband who helped with lots of […]

Filed Under: Practice Incentives, Teaching

Free Piano Safari Webinar this Saturday!

September 9, 2020 by natalie Leave a Comment

Ever since the moment I first laid eyes on the rough-sketched pages of the piano method that Julie Knerr and Katie Fisher were working on, I’ve been in love. Piano Safari has taken the piano teaching world by storm, and if you haven’t checked it out yet for yourself or tried it with your students, […]

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