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• Creative Christmas Carols

  Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 07:19 in teaching tips, christmas, harmony, arranging, carols, composing & arranging

  It’s that time of year again, when all my students are begging to play Christmas carols. If your students are anything like mine, they start requesting carols around October (possibly coinciding with the time that shops start putting up their ...

• Music Blogs I follow (& recommend) Part 1: A-C

  Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 01:21 in music news, blogs, press, music blogs, blog recommendations, music & technology, music history & facts

  A Liberal’s Libretto “A Liberal’s Libretto is the place to look for news, commentary and real-life stories related to the ARTS and POP CULTURE.”  2-4 posts daily.  “American bass-baritone James Newman holds a Bachelor ...

• 2 simple games for the ‘overly’ excited student

  Posted on Friday November 20th, 2009 at 11:00 in teaching tips, drumming, apple garageband, piano game, piano rhythm, music & technology, nate shaw

  I am currently teaching two very enthusiastic 8-year old boys. They are in their first year with me and, to my knowledge, piano is their first instrument. They are unique in that they both are sons of well-known, successful musicians in New York....

• Turn Your Studio Announcements Into a Blog for Students and Parents

  Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 19:55 in site announcements, using music teacher's helper, studio management

  One of the ongoing challenges of using Music Teacher’s Helper is getting students and parents to regularly login to their teacher’s site and make use of the student-only features. The solution: create a regularly updated stream of cool c...

• Unique Neighborhood Venue

  Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 20:54 in community, teaching tips, performance, performing, google calendar, using music teacher's helper, promoting your studio

  Recently, our neighborhood in suburban Denver enjoyed the grand opening of the “Streets of Southglenn”. Once a mall, it is now a village of specialty shops, restaurants, flower-pot-adorned streets, department stores, fountains and a natur...

• Drama Exercises for Singers

  Posted on Saturday November 14th, 2009 at 15:45 in teaching tips, performing, practicing

  Singing is unlike any musical instrument in the world.  Not only is our instrument a part of our body, but we are able to synthesize music and text in one.  For centuries, composers and librettists have collaborated to create opera, zarzuela, opere...

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