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Musicianship Monthly: Summer Edition

5/29/2021

My "Musicianship Monthly" series will be taking a bit of a hiatus this summer--however, I wanted to share a fun way to help your students keep those musicianship skills fresh, even if they aren't attending regular lessons! (Want to learn more about Musicianship Monthly and see past activities? Click HERE!)

Click "read more" to see my free summer review challenge calendars, which feature one short, piano-related challenge for each day in June, July, and August!

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Fun (and Free!) Summer Resources for Students

5/26/2021

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Summer is almost here! If you are looking for fun activities to use in your summer lessons, or extra music and worksheets that your students can work on independently over summer break, I've got you covered!

Click "read more" to see some of my favorite free resources you can use with your students this summer.

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Musicianship Monthly for May

4/29/2021

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It's that time again! A new month means another opportunity to explore a new musicianship skill with your students! (Want to learn more about Musicianship Monthly and see past activities? Click HERE!)

This month, we are wrapping up the school year with an important skill that your students can practice all summer long: sight-reading! Read on for my favorite resources and tips for turning your students into super sight-readers--along with a fun "super sight-reader" challenge chart!

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Video Game Theme Freebies!

4/5/2021

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I have just added 2 new selections to my Free Stuff page that I am excited to share with you today: two free video game themes that are sure to be a hit with your students!

Click on the photos below to access these free pieces.

"Korobeiniki" is a traditional Russian folk song that became famous when it was used in the video game "Tetris." This primer-level arrangement is perfect for your beginner video game fans!

You can also purchase a longer version of this primer-level piece that includes a teacher duet HERE.

If you have gamers in your studio, you have probably heard of "Cuphead." This popular video game is inspired by cartoons from the 1930s and has a soundtrack full of ragtime and big band sounds.

My arrangement of the opening theme from the game is now available as a free download exclusively at Musicnotes! Your late elementary and early intermediate students will enjoy this fun, jazzy arrangement.

If you enjoy these free pieces, don't forget to check out my many other video game arrangements at a variety of levels HERE!

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Musicianship Monthly for April

3/29/2021

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It's that time again! A new month means a new opportunity to explore a fun musicianship skill with your students! (Want to learn more about Musicianship Monthly and see past activities? Click HERE!)

For the month of April, we will be exploring 3 basic chord progressions and creating original music using the process of guided composition. Through this process, even your elementary students can compose and notate their own musically satisfying compositions!

Click "read more" to learn how it works, and to download your free guided composition worksheets!

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