The Successful Music Student Blog is Changing the Post Time
Success Music Studio announces that The Successful Music Student Blog is changing the post day and time. The Successful Music Student Blog will now post on Mondays at 7:00 am EST. Previously, the blogs posted on Saturdays.
“With the complexity of creating the music examples, vetting the photos, and previewing the videos (to say nothing about actually writing and editing the posts), I find I need the weekend to make sure the posts maintain the same level of quality” said the author, Geoffrey Keith.
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Look for The Successful Music Student Blog posts in their new time slot.
Update: The Successful Music Student Blog now also posts on Thursday at 7:00 am!
Testimonial: Color Coding Music
Color Coded Quarter Note Clapping
Do you have a hard time reading rhythm notation? (Or are you a teacher who has students that struggle with rhythm?) This remains a common issue with many musicians, but especially with LD, ADD, and special needs students. Read more to learn color coded quarter note clapping. Estimated reading time 4 minutes.
Read MoreWhy Can I Play Piano Hands Together but not Separately?
Do you ever find yourself asking, “Why can I play piano hands together but not separately?” Really, it depends on the type of music you play. Some pieces lend themselves to hands together work, while others will be better suited for learning hands separate. Click to learn the factors that impact how you learn a new piece of music. Estimated reading time 2 minutes.
Read MoreWhy Does My Guitar Sound Off Tune?
Have you ever tuned your guitar, using the frets or an electronic tuner, only to find that it still sounds off when you start strumming? Many guitarists have noticed this problem. However, you can learn how to make your guitar sound better! Read more to find out, “Why does my guitar sound off tune?” Estimated reading time 2 minutes.
Read MoreGeoff Keith Attends the 2022 ABLE Assembly
Geoff Keith attends the 2022 ABLE Assembly special needs music teacher conference. Read more to learn what that is and what he learned. Estimated reading time 5 minutes.
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