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Resource Reviews

Review of Doctor Mozart Theory Workbook 1

April 16, 2007 by natalie 2 Comments

[NATALIE’S NOTE: Following my initial review of this workbook, I spent some time looking through it again and decided to repost a review that was more inclusive. If anyone else is as picky as I am about theory workbooks, you know how hard it is to find one that you really like. That’s why I’m […]

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FlexiMusic Wave Editor Review

March 17, 2007 by natalie 2 Comments

If you are looking for an easy, inexpensive way to record audio in your studio, check out the FlexiMusic Wave Editor. While the fact that this software was designed by an India-based company is sometimes reflected in the fragmented use of English, the design and features are well thought out and fairly intuitive. You can […]

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Interview with Ben Lansing

October 11, 2006 by natalie Leave a Comment

Yesterday I posted my review of the wonderful new music history guide, Bigwigs of Classical Music. Today, author Ben Lansing joins us on Music Matters Blog for an exclusive interview. Music Matters Blog (MMB): What is your musical background? Ben Lansing (BL): As an instrumentalist, my music training includes piano from middle school to college […]

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Bigwigs of Classical Music – A Review

October 10, 2006 by natalie Leave a Comment

On its back cover Bigwigs of Classical Music promises the reader a unique, easily accessible, humorous, illustrated presentation of the fascinating story of history’s greatest music. And amazingly, author Ben Lansing delivers on every count! If I had to sum it up in two words, I would call my journey through this 310 page music […]

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Music Teacher’s Helper – A Review

July 5, 2006 by natalie 1 Comment

Ask any Independent Music Teacher what they love most about their job and you will get a wide variety of responses, but ask those same teachers what they dislike the most about their job and, almost without exception, you’ll get the same reply: Bookkeeping! Wouldn’t it be great to have a way to organize all […]

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