MTNA has announced their 2010 conference: Take a trip down Route 66 as MTNA heads to Albuquerque, New Mexico, for this year’s National Conference, March 20–24, 2010, at the Hyatt Regency and Albuquerque Convention Center! This year’s conference highlights include: Evening concerts by pianist Kevin Kenner and cellist William De Rosa, the American Pianist Association […]
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Guest Post – 6 Networking Tips for Independent Music Teachers
Besides your latest efforts to recruit new students, when was the last time you really went all out in terms of marketing and networking? Indie music teachers are responsible for every part of their business, including managing the creative side, client relations and marketing. That’s why it’s important to build up your network of other […]
I hope I can do this when I’m 90!
Check out this fun piano duet impromptu performance:
Kansas Music Teachers State Conference
This weekend, I’ve been attending our annual state music teachers conference. We’ve had a slate of wonderful musicians and presenters. Here are some pictures with a few notes: The conference began with Brenda Dillon sharing about the Recreational Music Making program that has been developed in the last several years. Dr. Robert Weirich gave a […]
And the Winners Are…
Here is a list of the winners of the drawing for The Right Note Assignment book: #2 – Emily #3 – Carla in MT #9 -Rebecca (of Piano Teacher Blog) #16 – Justin K #23 – Shamra Congrats to all of you! Just send me an e-mail with your full name and address and you […]
Enter to Win a Composer Activity Pak
Laura Lowe is hosting a giveaway for a Composer Activity Pak over on her blog. The Pak is produced by Homeschooling in the Woods, a company known for its Hands-on History Paks. I loved making lap books growing up, and I know many other students enjoy them as well. This looks like a wonderful educational […]
