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Category Archives: Method Book Reviews and Samples
Book: Singing Made Easy
As of January I will be up to 30 students, assuming everyone who has committed follows through with that commitment, and next week I am doing a trial voice lesson for a 7-year-old. I am used to working with older … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Plans & Ideas, Method Book Reviews and Samples, sight-singing, Teaching Chorus, Teaching Elementary, Teaching Private Lessons
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Vocal Focus: Sight-Reading and Vocalise Books
While my teaching adventures in the private lesson world focus mainly on clarinet and piano, I have begun including voice lessons due to high demand for them withing the studio. (I also have a saxophone student!) In an effort to … Continue reading
Posted in Method Book Reviews and Samples, Teaching Private Lessons, Vocal Resources
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Comparison of String Methods
This is a PowerPoint that I think I discovered while during my internship. It is by Heather Gullstrand, who was a guest speaker in one of my classes. I do not think she would mind if I shared it with … Continue reading
Musical Magic – Method Book Review
Musical Magic (increasemusic.com) The “Musical Magic” method book includes three levels, beginning, intermediate, and advanced, and includes several different options for use in the classroom. Each level includes an individual student book, levels 1 and 2 has a full band … Continue reading
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Tagged band method, book, clarinet, increase music, increasemusic, method, method book, music, music education, Musical Magic, review
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Yamaha Advantage – Trumpet – Method Book Review
A review I did of the Yamaha Advantage method book, complete with picture samples. Method Book Review Yamaha Advantage
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Tagged band method, method, method book, review, trumpet, yamaha, yamaha advantage
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Adventures of a Music Teacher 