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 It's that time again! The start of a new month means the opportunity to explore a new musicianship skill! (Want to learn more about Musicianship Monthly and see past activities? Click HERE!) This month's activity is a fun one, and a perfect way to beat the "winter blues." Read on for resources to help your students learn about the 12 Bar Blues!
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 Did you know that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on this day in 1756 in Salzburg, Austria? Sadly, Mozart only lived 35 short years. However, his contributions to the world of classical music will live on forever! Today I am sharing a few free resources in honor of Mozart's special day.
Want to wish Mozart a happy birthday? Check out my free lead sheet version of the birthday song HERE.
Many happy returns, Mozart!  I am often asked how I got started publishing my music. How does the publishing process work? What options are available today for composers looking to get started in the publishing industry?
The landscape of music publishing has changed greatly in the last ten years. There are more options than ever for composers to publish and market their music, either on their own or with the help of an established company. So today, I am sharing a quick “Music Publishing 101” that will give you some insight into what your options are if you (or your students) are looking to publish sheet music of your own original compositions. Curious about how the process works? Read on for more!  Do your students struggle with sixteenth notes? Check out this quick tip for a fun way to introduce the three most common sixteenth note patterns to your students! Click "read more" to watch the video!  I am excited to kick off the new year with several fun new singles available over at Piano Pronto! These contemporary lyrical and jazz-style solos are from my "Rhapsodies and Reveries" and "Cool Cats" songbooks for early intermediate students.
Click HERE or on the photo above to check out the new releases! Happy New Year! |
AuthorChrissy Ricker is a pianist, teacher, and composer from North Carolina. These are her thoughts on teaching, composing, and all things music. Looking for teaching ideas related to a specific topic? Use the "search" feature or scroll down to see blog posts organized by category!
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