In my previous blog I wrote about using Post-it arrows during piano lessons. I continue to use them with much success. The last student I had was very excited about them simply because she is a huge fan of Post-it notes in general. She asks for them as Christmas presents. Yesterday [...]
Archive for February, 2009
Singing The Praise of Arrows
Posted in children and music, music education, travel with children on February 18, 2009 | 10 Comments »
The Unbridled Enthusiasm of Youth
Posted in children and music, music education, practicing piano, suzuki music education, tagged having fun with music, learning to play piano, piano lessons, sharing music with your children on February 8, 2009 | 8 Comments »
I know I have to have a good dinner on Wednesdays. I need all the energy I can get to keep up with my first piano student of the evening.
I start my night with an adorable six year old boy who has more enthusiasm than his tiny body can accommodate. His energy begins before he [...]
Check Out the Kingston Musicfest Institute
Posted in children and music, music education, practicing piano, suzuki music education, tagged piano lessons, sharing music with your children, suzuki music, taking a piano lesson on February 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Piano students, violin students, music teachers and music parents, check out the new site for the Suzuki Kingston music festival. The site has been updated and ready for viewing.
The institute takes place in Kingston, Ontario Canada at Queen’s University. Kingston is a beautiful destination. The city is lively with a harbor [...]
Fun for the Teacher/ Useful for the Student
Posted in children and music, music education, piano lessons, practicing piano, tagged having fun with music, music lessons, practicing piano, sharing music with children, taking a piano lesson on February 4, 2009 | 6 Comments »
This may not seem like a innovative idea, but I think it’s very clever. I just bought these little arrow Post-it notes. It was a great deal; hundreds of them in rainbow colors. So I thought they might be useful to show a student what to practice at a glance. These [...]