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Music terms EVERY music student needs to know

On 30 Nov, 2017
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by JENNIFER HUMMLER   Click here for our "Music Terms" matching...

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Take our composer quiz…if you dare!

On 23 Nov, 2017
Classical music, Education
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by JENNIFER HUMMLER   Composer Quiz (CLICK...

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My Practice Essentials

On 19 Nov, 2017
Motivation, Practicing
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by STEVEN BOWEN I've written before about the differences between playing your instrument and practicing your instrument. I find that, when I'm playing, all I need is my piano. But when I'm practicing, I almost always have the same...

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Think You Don’t Have What It Takes to Be a Musician?

On 11 Nov, 2017
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by MICHAEL ARAGONES   What does it take to be a musician?   Have you ever said the words “I don’t have the music gene” or “music isn’t in my blood” or any other dismissive statement when you talk...

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A Little Secret about Motivation and Success

On 05 Aug, 2017
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by MICHAEL ARAGONES   "I don’t feel motivated to practice…"   The way everyone thinks about motivation can be counterproductive sometimes, particularly when it comes to music. Common thinking says we need motivation to just get started. Some folks won't...

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Special-needs Students

On 29 Oct, 2016
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This is a topic that every teacher comes across, and it’s also a topic that can be very sensitive for some people. We at LionWhale proudly teach students of all ages, all learning styles, and all learning abilities. ...

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How long should lessons be?

On 13 Jan, 2016
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We hear this question a lot, and if you do some research on the Internet, you’ll find various answers. Many studios and teachers base the minimum lesson length on the student's age: the older the student, the longer the lesson.   This...

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It’s time to quit! (Wait—is it?)

On 16 Nov, 2015
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My kid’s not practicing — should we quit?   (We know, we’ve blogged about practice before but it’s been about a year, and it comes up just about every day, so here we go again...)   Practice is a big problem. We hear very...

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Getting to the “fun songs”

On 21 Oct, 2015
Parenting, Practicing, Repertoire, Teaching philosophy
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"These songs are sooooo boring! Why can’t my child play more popular songs that we know?"   We hear this a lot, and we get it! When we decide to start studying an instrument, we imagine ourselves (or our children) playing our...

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Getting a new instrument — want some advice?

On 14 Oct, 2015
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"I’m thinking about buying a new instrument—should I talk to my teacher about it?"  

YES! We’ll say that again because it’s that important:

YES!

  When acquiring a new instrument, whether it’s a big...

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