If you’ve ever spent an afternoon moving furniture, you know what it feels like to frustrate your muscles. That’s why they were sore the next day. If you made a habit of frustrating your muscles, they would naturally become stronger...
Read MoreIf you’ve ever spent an afternoon moving furniture, you know what it feels like to frustrate your muscles. That’s why they were sore the next day. If you made a habit of frustrating your muscles, they would naturally become stronger...
Read MoreAs of this writing, our next student recital is just a few weeks away. Participating in a recital seems like a given for any music student, but have you ever wondered why that should be so? Recitals and other performance...
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I hear this from parents all the time. At best, a parent will say to me, "Well, I tell her to practice, but she hardly ever does." Here's a tip: HELP HER! We live in a world in...
Read MorePART TWO: Classical music
PART ONE: The Basics
LionWhale just held its first-ever Performance Workshop. Much of what we covered can be found in the following PDF: PerformanceWorkshopHandout If the link doesn't work, please feel free to e-mail us at lionwhale.music@gmail.com or simply click the "Get Info" tab at...
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How a teacher structures music lessons – both single lessons and long-term goals – is something that should be individualized. Each teacher has to balance their teaching style and personality with the learning style...
Read MoreOf course you're not! It doesn't matter if you're in your thirties or your early hundreds, it's never "too late" for you to take up a musical instrument. Having said that, lessons for adult students differ from lessons for kids. Kids...
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