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AMT Inspiration – Create A Feeling

May 9, 2016 by natalie Leave a Comment

Several times this past year in both my teaching and my performing I have recalled a comment by Time for Three from their interview in the December/January issue of the American Music Teacher magazine. When discussing the variety of genre the group performs, Ranaan Meyer includes this in his response: “Ultimately the reason an audience […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Recital Ideas, Teaching

Review and Giveaway of Little Gems for Piano

May 5, 2016 by natalie 37 Comments

Little Gems for Piano

UPDATE: I was just alerted (Thanks, Amy!) that the comments were turned off on this post. Oops! Apparently a setting got changed so that in all new posts comments were not enabled. You should be able to leave comments now! If you’ve been around Music Matters Blog for a while you know that I am […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Resource Reviews, Teaching, Videos

AMT Inspiration – Be Meticulous

May 4, 2016 by natalie

We have had a wonderful year of learning and growth in our studio, perhaps none more so than myself! I am continually challenged and inspired to improve my understanding of what it means to be an excellent teacher, and how to implement new ideas into my teaching. As usual, each issue of the American Music […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Teaching

Jungle Expedition Practice Incentive Theme is Here!

April 27, 2016 by natalie

We are wrapping up an exciting year of expeditioning at our studio, and we have had a blast! The students have loved traveling from hut to hut as part of Jungle Expedition: where mighty musicians survive, earning various privileges and treats. I’m impressed at how hard they’ve worked all year long to improve the consistency […]

Filed Under: Fun Extras!, Practice Incentives, Store, Teaching

Piano Safari Level 3 is Here!

April 19, 2016 by natalie

Rarely have I been so excited for a new music book to be released, but my students and I have been eagerly anticipating the completion of Piano Safari Level 3 for quite a while now! This piano method has completely transformed the way I teach piano, and I can’t imagine what I did before it […]

Filed Under: Repertoire Suggestions, Resource Reviews, Teaching

Using Composition and Notation to Teach Music Theory

April 11, 2016 by natalie

As I took piano lessons for years growing up, I always dutifully completed the obligatory theory lesson that correlated with the repertoire pages for the week (even if I was scrambling right before the lesson to get it done!). However, after 10 years of lessons I still had no idea how to identify what key […]

Filed Under: Teaching

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