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Chord Identification Flash Cards

Posted on February 21, 2018 by Lady Fair

Flashcards I created for another piano teacher. They are meant to help students practice identifying their major and minor keys and chords. Includes: 33 major & minor chords, plus Cb7, C diminished, C augmented. 14 cards for identifying what chord … Continue reading →

Posted in Games, Teaching Piano, theory, Uncategorized | Tagged buy, chords, digital, download, flashcards, free, games, key, lessons, major, memory, minor, music, piano, print, purchase, teaching, theory | Leave a comment

Holiday Solfege Bingo!

Posted on December 17, 2017 by Lady Fair

In this 5×5 bingo game students are given a short phrase from a popular Christmas or Hannukah tune (both sacred and secular included) and the starting “do”, along with the key signature. Use this fun bingo game to test your … Continue reading →

Posted in Lesson Plans & Ideas, sight-singing, Teaching Chorus, Teaching Voice, Uncategorized | Tagged activity, angels, Bethlehem, bingo, buy, chanukah, cheap, chorus, Christmas, do, Dreidel, drill, exam, flash card, free, Frosty, fun, game, hannukah, holiday, jesus, joy, key signature, lesson, mi, music, Nativity, plan, pop, practice, print, printable, re, religious, review, sacred, Santa, secular, Silent NIght, sing, singing, solfege, time, Tree, winter | Leave a comment

Recital Programs!

Posted on November 8, 2017 by Lady Fair

As a creative person, I do enjoy making an attractive product like a recital program, but sometimes they are a pain. Below you will find a link to purchase some I have created, if you do not want to go through … Continue reading →

Posted in Teaching Band, Teaching Chorus, Teaching Elementary, Teaching Orchestra, Teaching Other Music Classes, Teaching Piano, Teaching Private Lessons, Teaching Voice | Tagged border, buy, cheap, Christmas, concert, easy, fast, free, hannukah, holiday, holly, ideas, instrument, lights, music, perform, program, purchase, quick, recital, seasonal, simple, student, template, tips, voice, winter | Leave a comment

Website: Teachers Pay Teachers

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Lady Fair

It’s been a while…I am currently teaching two classes of orchestra, two classes of chorus, guitar, and “musical theatre” at a middle school, along with my evening lessons (about 12 students per week). I am sitting in a rehearsal for … Continue reading →

Posted in Lesson Plans & Ideas, Links, Uncategorized | Tagged band, cheap, chorus, download, free, handouts, high, lessons, middle, music, orchestra, school, worksheets | Leave a comment

Learn Zillion Lesson Plans

Posted on September 5, 2015 by Lady Fair

Buenas noches! Some of you know that I teach middle school chorus, orchestra, and now guitar…what you probably don’t know is that I was supposed to co-teach Musical Theatre with the drama teacher, but he moved on and got a … Continue reading →

Posted in Links, Middle School Lessons - non-ensemble | Tagged appreciation, art, character, development, free, lesson, literature, middle school, music, technology, theatre, video | Leave a comment

App: Piano Maestro!

Posted on August 16, 2014 by Lady Fair

Helloooooo music teachers! I want to take a brief moment to share about an app that an adult piano student recommended to me, and I love it! It is the Piano Maestro app for iPad. I am not sure if … Continue reading →

Posted in Composition and Theory Information, Games, studio, Teaching Piano | Tagged app, application, camp, free, free app, game, ipad, ipod, katy perry, learn, mac, music, note, piano, practice, resource, river flows in you, supplement, tablet, theory | Leave a comment

Resource: Kodály Music Education Institute Website

Posted on June 26, 2014 by Lady Fair

Kodály Music Education Institute of Australia This website was submitted to me by my dear friend Miss G, who is an elementary music teacher. At first glance, it seems to have some amazing resources for the classroom or private teacher. … Continue reading →

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Just for fun: Nails

Posted on May 30, 2014 by Lady Fair

So I’m sure many women who perform or teach music have the same issue I have at times: how do I find time to do something to my nails so they don’t look gross? Whether it’s teaching lessons or classes … Continue reading →

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Games: Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra

Posted on February 23, 2014 by Lady Fair

Stumbled across this website presented by the Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall that has a game based on Benjamin Britten’s “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra”. Check it out here.

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Music Appreciation Class Lessons – Timbre, Ensembles, Genres

Posted on February 20, 2014 by Lady Fair

These are some lessons that I did as a unit on a 4 week school week in a middle school music appreciation class. We discussed the timbres of instruments, different ensembles, and different genres. The recorded music can all be … Continue reading →

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