Here’s our weekly takeaways and life lessons in music captured on video for this week. Enjoy! 1: I don’t think anyone could have ever expected these deep and moving lyrics about lockdown from this lovely music teacher: 2: We were born to love! Watch how these two toddlers demonstrate this beautiful lesson as they meet
Today I have a question from a member of our mailing list, and its something that is on all of our heads right at the moment, as right now the world has a big challenge - and that is this Coronavirus disease which is appearing everywhere. The question is “Should I cancel my concert?” -
This week’s video is very different- I was on a bike ride and got to a windy cliff overlooking the sea ... and some insights about my week suddenly came to me. Here’s what it looked like (along with some unexpected insights into life and teaching that I had this week after I took some
Have you ever had times where things just don’t feel like they’re ever coming together and yet had other times where it’s all been so easy? I was reflecting on it this morning on my run and I realized that there have been two major milestones which have felt well, easier, and in the past
By Kevin Tuck, editor, Printable Music Theory Books I’m constantly communicating with music teachers all over the world. Every day I get emails and communicate with teachers via forums and blogs, and I read lots of opinions on the current state of technology in teaching music. A lot of questions recently have concerned iPads
Introducing video technology into the classroom can be a great way to engage kids, make learning fun, and help your students develop an interest in technology. Video is an ideal medium for your students to express themselves, and giving them a copy of their project after it is complete is a fun memento parents will
What was your first experience of music? Was it dancing in the kitchen? Listening to a parent sing along to the radio? Or perhaps, pounding the piano keys with your sister or brother? As educators, we aspire to re-create the experience that made us want to learn more about music. At their most fundamental
Usually our best revision and ideas come from the teachers who are using our resources in the classroom day in day out- Teachers just like you! This latest revsion is for the set of Claude Debussy resources in the Great Composers -Printable Music Lesson Plans Series. We've just changed the Claude Debussy Fun Sheet to
Today I’m extremely excited to announce the launch of our brand new resource to our product range which is simply called Whiteboard Music Lessons. The vision of this resource has been in the “pipeline” for over a year now and we’ve been thinking of the whole concept for even longer! It’ s not something that
Here is a short video which we just recorded, which explains in detail how to do complete our "Musical Terms for the Digital age" worksheets, using the special "mobile phone code breaker". Click here to download a free copy of the worksheet which is completed in this video:
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