Success Music Studio Celebrates 23 Years Helping LD Students
Milestone
This week marks a special milestone for me. Just over twenty-three years ago (9/7/99), I started teaching music lessons full time. Also, two day later I taught my first LD student. This lesson changed my life.
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An Easy How to Guide to Understanding Triads
“Can somebody please help me understand these stupid triads?” Triads are one of the foundations of Western music theory (along with melody, rhythm, counterpoint, and orchestration). Understanding them will unlock your ability to both appreciate and write music. Keep reading “An Easy How to Guide to Understanding Triads” to learn how they work. Estimated reading time 5 minutes.
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How to Color Code the Musical Form to Unlock LD & Special Needs Music Students’ Learning Potential
Do your students get confused by repeats and D.C. al fine? Reduce your students' confusion. Learn how to color code the musical form. Estimated reading time 2 minutes.
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How Can Legato Notes Be Played Staccato?
How can you make a note be long and short simultaneously? How can legato notes be played staccato? Mozart created a mixed staccato/legato notation to use in his piano pieces, and it still confuses musicians to this day. Click to answer the question, “How can legato notes be played staccato?” Estimated reading time 2 minutes.
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Discover Early Music Via Beautiful Medieval Gregorian Chants
Do you want to know more about medieval chant? Gregorian chants are essentially medieval church songs that have a mysterious yet serene quality to them. Also, they played a pivotal role in developing modern musical notation. Keep reading to discover early music via beautiful medieval Gregorian chants. Estimated reading time 2 minutes.
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