Diary of a Music Teacher: the Great Beethoven!
Beethoven without doubt is one of the most wonderful classical music composers that ever lived. Mozart, Chopin and a few other classical composers make the same category with Beethoven, yet […]
Beethoven without doubt is one of the most wonderful classical music composers that ever lived. Mozart, Chopin and a few other classical composers make the same category with Beethoven, yet […]
Sight-reading can be the most tedious part of learning music: some students do anything to avoid it…! Some others, however, find it one of the most straightforward aspects of learning […]
Many instrumental teachers teach just one instrument; however, I find it more fun for myself to mix it up whenever possible and teach at least a few different ones. Currently, […]
Bashing about on the drum kit can be really fun and surprisingly therapeutic! You don’t need to know how to properly drum to enjoy coming you with some cool funky […]
Disney films are known for their fantastic music! It’s hard to find children who wouldn’t have watched a Disney film and enjoyed the music in it. I have certainly enjoyed […]
The other day I was at a supermarket and saw Easter eggs on the shelves! And then yesterday we started playing Easter songs with some students…. Is anyone else feeling […]
It’s a bit of a strange feeling when a student cancels their lesson (or rather their parent cancels it) for a specific reason and then you find out later on, […]
It is quite a nice feeling when you can learn something new from your students. For example, recently one of my students started learning the clarinet and eagerly showed me […]
Many of my students are learning to play a musical instrument, because they themselves want to or because their parents want them to learn. However, for some, the motivation to […]
Now with the new term starting, it is a good time to remind ourselves of what kind of expectations to set for each student. Each student is different and in […]