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Friday Film Find

March 29, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

If you like British accents and easy-to-understand explanations, you’ll love this “What is Music Theory” video by David Rees (a.k.a. Dave Conservatoire)! HT: Christopher Sutton at Easy Ear Training

Filed Under: Resources, Teaching, Videos

Are You a Diametrically Opposed Teacher?

March 28, 2013 by natalie 1 Comment

A couple nights ago I presented my workshop, Creativity on the Cutting Edge, to a music teachers association. In so doing, I was reminded of this wonderful statement about the teaching method of Theodor Leschetizky in an article about him in the September/October 2012 issue of American Music Teacher: “The great quality of Leschetizky was […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Philosophical Musings, Teaching

Theory Strips – An Ingenious Idea!

March 26, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

At the MTNA Conference I had the privilege of meeting Bonnie Slaughter, the creator of this ingenious approach to theory. I like to think of it as the text messaging approach to music theory. 🙂 Theory Strips are a 10-level program that organize music theory concepts into strips that can easily be completed one day […]

Filed Under: Teaching, Worksheets

Welcome to Southern California!

March 9, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

I arrived in Southern California at 9:30 this morning and caught the shuttle to San Clemente to spend the day with some friends before heading to the opening session of the 2013 MTNA Conference tonight. This is such a beautiful area!

Filed Under: 2013 MTNA Conference, Personal

Fun Friday Film

March 8, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

I’ve seen this video a couple times, but was reminded of it again this week. What Bobby McFerrin does to demonstrate “the Power of the Pentatonic Scale” is really cool!

Filed Under: Inspirational, Videos

Why So Quiet?

March 6, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

You may have noticed that the posts have been quite a bit more sporadic than usual this year. It’s just been a little harder for me to keep up with everything, and one of the reasons is because of the new book I co-authored and released at the end of November: Born to Deliver. Kathy […]

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