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2014 Christmas Piano Recital and Dinner

December 31, 2014 by natalie 2 Comments

Last night was an evening of tradition and new beginnings. It was our 17th annual studio Christmas recital, but it was also our 1st annual Christmas dinner! Thanks to the vision of my creative husband, we decided to combine our studio recital with a special Christmas gift to our studio families – an evening of […]

Filed Under: Personal, Recital Ideas

A Collection of Free Composer eBooks by Thomas Tapper

December 29, 2014 by natalie 2 Comments

In doing some research for next semester, I came across this section on gutenberg.org that contains a set of 13 composer books by Thomas Tapper that are available as free downloads. You can download them for Kindle, iPad/iPhone/iPod, or as an HTML file. The files contain easy-to-read text along with photographs and portraits relevant to […]

Filed Under: Resources

Winner of Sonoptic

December 20, 2014 by natalie Leave a Comment

Congratulations to Joy over at Color in My Piano who has won the Synoptic App Giveaway!

Filed Under: 2012 MTNA Conference

Review & Giveaway of Sonoptic

December 12, 2014 by natalie 11 Comments

“The metronome gets an encore” is a very fitting tagline for the app, Sonoptic. I never cease to be amazed by the innovative and ingenious apps produced by developers-and Sonoptic is definitely among that lot of ingenuity. After trying this app myself, here is how I would describe it: It’s as if Sonoptic’s developers started […]

Filed Under: Mobile Apps, Resource Reviews

And the Transpos-O-Matic Winners Are…

December 11, 2014 by natalie 1 Comment

…Heidi, Geri Miller, and Barb Grout! Congratulations on winning the Transpose-O-Matics. I will contact you soon so you can get your prize as soon as possible!

Filed Under: 2012 MTNA Conference

Review & Giveaway of Transpos-O-Matic

December 6, 2014 by natalie 20 Comments

It’s happened to me and I’m sure it’s happened to you. You were in a position where your teacher asked you to transpose one of your pieces, or you’re playing with a group and for the sake of the vocalist you have to lower a song by two half steps, or someone randomly asks you what a […]

Filed Under: Resource Reviews

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