When I got my new iPod Touch, there were several music apps at the top of my list. Here are two of them: Scales & Modes I have to admit, as a very visual person the first thing that attracted me to this app was the beautiful design. But if all it does is look […]
Resources
A Wealth of Thoughts on Early Childhood Development and Music Programs
Even though I have had a number of students begin piano lessons with me as early as 3 and 4-years old, I feel like I have a long ways to go in learning and understanding the most effective approaches for working with children this young. That’s why I made a point to keep Jenny’s post, […]
An Amazing Resource for All Your Music Theory and Music History Needs!
Ever wanted to gain a broader understanding of the development of music notation through the ages? Or perhaps you want to know more about intervals. Maybe you’d like to take a look at one of over 1,000 different scales and its pattern. Or maybe you need some great visuals and explanations for helping your students […]
Watch Masterclasses Online
One of my favorite things to do is watch other teachers teach. I have picked up many valuable insights and teaching tips over the years from attending masterclasses – whether they be by pianists, vocalists, or other instrumentalists. Carnegie Hall has a special section in their Online Resource Center for Masterclasses and Workshops. I’m excited […]
Clavier Companion Goes Digital
I really love magazines. Not to say that I’m always good about reading through them, but sometimes it’s nice to tackle a two-page article instead of sitting down with a whole book. Without a doubt, my two favorite industry magazines are Clavier Companion and American Music Teacher. They are always full of insight and inspiration […]
Free Classical Music Concerts at Classical Archives
In the mood for a classical music concert? Check out the free on-line classical music concerts at ClassicalArchives.com – “the ultimate classical music destination”! Right now, I’m listening to the lovely May concert of the music of Johannes Brahms. You can read a brief bio of Brahms, see a list of the concert selections, and […]
