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Incidental Music for Piano (DIGITAL)

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The 12 Days of Christmas Project: A Collaborative Video Kit

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Holiday Parade

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Where the Train Tracks End

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Grace

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Simplicité

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Hi, I'm Joy. I started ColorInMyPiano.com as a way to journal my piano teaching adventures. I now help piano teachers like me teach effectively, organize their businesses, and have fun in the process! Read more...

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Joy Morin, Piano Teacher

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📷 documenting #pianoteacher life
🎹 blogging since 2009: #colorinmypiano.com
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Registration is open now for my online workshop wi Registration is open now for my online workshop with Amy Chaplin, "Organize Your Life with Notion". Amy and I are so excited to help more music teachers like you learn how to use this awesome free tool to streamline both personal and professional areas of your life! 🎶 What is Notion? Well, Notion is a popular "everything" app that is taking the world by storm. Many business professionals and college students are lauding its merits as a productivity and note-taking app. Before Notion was in my life, I used to work on projects (like planning student recitals, tracking student contact information, writing articles, etc.) in a variety of programs, Microsoft Word, Google Docs/Sheets, Evernote, etc. Now, I'm able to unify things into primarily one place. It's so much easier to get work done when I have a single platform -- and further, a dedicated planning page -- for the projects in my life. Now, Amy and I have created an online workshop to help music teachers do just the same! We will teach you our philosophy and method for using Notion as a workspace and organizational system for music teachers. Say goodbye to finding your life entirely scattered across dozens of apps and online platforms, and instead start working from one place in your Notion account. By the end of our workshop, our goal is for you to be off-and-running with a customized, overarching system for managing the projects, information, and ideas in your life. We would love to have YOU be part of the next cohort for our workshop. Join us for the next three Fridays from 1-3pm Eastern time on Zoom, and you'll leave with a new way to manage the things that are important in YOUR life. Sign up BEFORE MIDNIGHT tonight (Tuesday, Jan. 7) to get an extra $60 off using the code NOTION60. Learn more and register now! (Link in is my Instagram stories or at my blog, ColorInMyPiano.com). Cheers to organization in the new year! 🥳
New on the blog: Teacher Feature with Penny Lazaru New on the blog: Teacher Feature with Penny Lazarus of Newburyport, Massachusetts! In this article you’ll hear all about Penny’s annual studio projects, where she and her students raise money for chosen worthy causes and study piano pieces related to the project. I hope you’ll be as inspired by Penny and her piano students as I was! 🎹 Read about it at ColorInMyPiano.com. (Link in my Instagram bio/stories.)
Music that reflects how many of us may be feeling Music that reflects how many of us may be feeling right now. I was honored to perform this piece earlier this evening for a Sound & Silence service at my church. This is an excerpt from David Evan Thomas’ Variations on Dona Nobis Pacem. See my other post for a video of another piece. (Please forgive my aging, out-of-tune piano. I have a tuning appointment next week, and I’m actively saving up for my next piano! 🎹)
Music that reflects how many of us may be feeling Music that reflects how many of us may be feeling right now. I was honored to perform this piece earlier this evening for a Sound & Silence service at my church. This is Thomas Keesecker’s Epicede. See my other post for a video of another piece. (Please forgive my aging, out-of-tune piano. I have a tuning appointment next week, and I’m actively saving up for my next piano! 🎹)
Cutest little timepiece ever! I thrifted this pian Cutest little timepiece ever! I thrifted this piano clock a few years ago, but didn’t put a battery in it until now. I’m happy to see it works perfectly! 🕰️
Did you know? I send out a special monthly newslet Did you know? I send out a special monthly newsletter to those on my email list. In it, you’ll find timely links from my blog, personal updates and recommendations, and more. Visit ColorInMyPiano.com to sign up to get these in your email inbox!
New on the blog: my list of 9 favorite books of Ch New on the blog: my list of 9 favorite books of Christmas carol arrangements for piano I love to play! Check it out now at colorinmypiano.com (link in bio and stories). I'd love to hear: what are YOUR go-to arrangements to play during the holidays?
Happy Halloween from the Morins! 🎃 Happy Halloween from the Morins! 🎃
It’s early, I know! But the other day, I decided It’s early, I know! But the other day, I decided to browse on Amazon to see what I might find for a holiday gift for my students. Here’s what I’m thrilled to have found for this year: these accordion fold music ornaments! If you are interested in these accordion fold ornaments as a lovely but affordable gift for your students this year, you might want to check them out! Read my full review and grab the Amazon link by visiting my blog, ColorInMyPiano.com (link in bio & Instagram stories).
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