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Category Archives: Technology
Free New Age Piano mp3s
I recently came across an interesting site containing free mp3s of new age solo piano music. What a great resource to pass on to my piano students! It’s important for students to listen to a wide variety of music, but often they are only exposed to pop music. New age piano music is bound to [...]
Practicing for juries…
The end of the semester at college is near! I’m been working hard on my piano pieces for juries (the end-of-the-semester for music majors). Take a listen:
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YouTube: Jammin’ on a Giant Piano
How many of us piano teachers (and students) would love to have one of THESE in our pianos studios?! The video below shows a couple of young professional foot piano players playing/dancing on a giant foot piano:
Want to buy one? They do indeed sell them — for just $250,000 apiece. Start saving!!
Resources @ makingmusicfun.net
Have you seen makingmusicfun.net yet? This site is full of free resources for both teachers and students. All the materials available at Making Music Fun have super-cute graphics in an “under the sea” theme.
For teachers:
Sheet music (both arranged and unarranged, organized by level)
Composer worksheets
Music achievement certificates
Practice charts
Manuscript paper
Intervals worksheets
and more!
For kids:
Music theory arcade games
“Meet [...]
A Closer Look at MuseScore: FREE music notation software
Move over, Finale and Sibelius! There’s somebody new in town. MuseScore is a music notation software available FREE online for anyone to download. After doing a brief test drive last spring (mentioned here), I decided to take a closer look now that it’s available for Mac users.
I’ve been a faithful Finale user since 2005, mainly [...]
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