I have not but want to start – enjoying seeing what others are doing

Hi Sandra,

Hope you can find some lovely pieces for your students. Here are some links to the…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing Wes!

Fascinating to listen to Amy’s experiences!

I have been doing performance workshops every  wed night for 3/4  to an hour for whoever likes to turn up….yep socially distanced and sanitised but in person.

They play a piece and everyone has a chance to make a comment or not…..I do a critique.

Always do this for 10 weeks during the year.

I’ve been teaching modes to my teens this month.  This will be a great resource!  I think they’ll enjoy listening to the music that goes with the modes.

Thank you, Deborah-very helpful!

Thank you. That’s great.  I’ll check out Muse Score.

If the audio is not an issue then iMovie could do this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETsHqYyIyXw&ab_channel=EricTimmer

Thanks Robyn.  She now has the concept and I’ve sent her away with a recording to listen to for our 2 week school holiday break.

Have taught that piece quite a few times and found if they listen to you playing it they get the hang of the feel.

It is amazing how much fun beginner adults have when they start Playing chords and singing songs. Even the ones who say they only want to do ‘classical’ music.
When they can play a little already, the world of chords seems quite fascinating to them and here a lot of Grant Arnold’s music is really good.

Anything with a nice melody seems to appea…[Read more]

Looks great! Did you find a workaround for recording the lesson for the student, since there is no built-in recording feature?

Thanks so much!