I received an e-mail from another teacher asking if I knew of a long keyboard graphic. I developed one a while back for use in my studio and thought I’d post it here. You can download a pdf file that contains 4 keyboard graphics similar to the one pictured below. (The file should be printed […]
Teaching
Customized Certificates
Do you want to print your own attractive, professionally-designed certificates? Check out this amazing site where you can customize and print your own certificates. Choose from a variety of professionally-designed templates. It’s fast and easy and they look great! Thanks to D’Net for alerting me to this great resource!
Image of Grand Piano Action
I’ve had this graphic on my computer for years and can’t remember where I got it. Just click on the image to open up a larger version of the same image. Then right click and select Save Image As… to save it to your computer.
Review of Doctor Mozart Theory Workbook 1
[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 […]
Student Assignment Pages
D’Net has produced another amazing resource for her students – customized assignment pages with a little bit of info about a composer on each page. In her studio, they have a composer of the month, so each month of pages features one composer with a colorful picture of the composer and a different fun fact […]
Teaching Composition to Students
Check out Karen’s latest post on how she helped a group of students learn the basics of composition in 11 easy-to-understand steps. This can be such a challenging area for some students, so Karen’s list will be a wonderful tool to help them get started!
