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Rhythm Chairs

January 16, 2009 by natalie Leave a Comment

Rebecca dreamed up (literally!) a brilliant group game idea called Rhythm Chairs! I can’t wait to try it out at my next group class!

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Group Class Ideas

Wise Words from a Classroom Music Teacher

January 13, 2009 by natalie 1 Comment

I have been looking forward with great anticipation to the posts Steve indicated he might write as he spent time rethinking his approach to managing and teaching his music classes. His first post on this topic is up, and it is incredibly insightful! Classroom Managament through Attention to Individuals hits on a fundamental understanding that […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Teaching

New Repertoire for a New Year

January 7, 2009 by natalie 3 Comments

This March, our local music teachers association is organizing a World Music Festival. In preparation for it, I decided to find repertoire for each of my students that represents a different country. It’s quite a big task to find engaging ethnic pieces for a bunch of students all at once, so I thought I would […]

Filed Under: Recital Ideas, Teaching

Happy New Year! Win a Free Practice Incentive!

January 3, 2009 by natalie Leave a Comment

Well, I didn’t exactly mean to disappear from here for two weeks, but I took two weeks off of teaching and I guess my lack of routine carried over into blogging! I’m really excited to get back into teaching next week and have all sorts of grand ideas of things I want to do and […]

Filed Under: Contests, Personal

Recital Pictures

December 22, 2008 by natalie 1 Comment

Since I didn’t get my official This Week in Photos post up last week, I thought I would at least share some of the pictures from my Christmas Recital last Thursday evening. Our title was Christmas: God’s Mystery Revealed. In between the piano pieces, I read little bits of narration while the students took turns […]

Filed Under: Recital Ideas, This Week in Photos

Christmas Music in the Spotlight

December 18, 2008 by natalie Leave a Comment

In honor of our Christmas Recital tonight, I thought I would post a video of one of the selections that will be on the program. Brittany did a “practice performance” of What Child is This? last week at her lesson. A “practice performance” means that we turn off all the lights except for the one […]

Filed Under: Recital Ideas, Videos

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