I have been inviting a lot of really talented teachers lately to teach with Lessons In Your Home Orlando. Orlando is a huge city and is considered a melting pot for musicians, performers, and all around entertainers. This entertainment environment lends itself to a wonderful pool of young talent. One new teacher that I have
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Notes From An Atlanta Piano Teacher – Practice Smart
I’m going to start calling these blogs “notes from an Atlanta piano teacher” as Maria McDonald who’s a teacher for us here in Atlanta has becoming a regular contributor to our daily articles. Her thoughts this week are about Practicing Smart, which of course we endorse.
Inspire Kids With Music Every Day
Music doesn’t just belong in the studio or on stage—it can be a natural part of your child’s everyday world. As music teachers who work with young beginners, we’ve seen how simple, joyful exposure to music at home lays a strong foundation for future learning. If you’re wondering how to inspire kids with music without
Welcome Houston Saxophone Teacher – Aaron Montes
Welcome Aaron Montes, Houston Saxophone Teacher Lessons In Your Home Houston is proud to add a new teacher to the team! Aaron Montes teaches Saxophone in The Woodlands and Spring. He is a native Houstonian and has a Bachelors Degree in Music Performance on Saxophone from Sam Houston State University. Besides teaching, Aaron is an
Improvising Music – 3 Steps To Get Better
Are you a mom or dad who is having trouble getting your son or daughter to practice? You ever hear your little musician say he or she is tired of playing the same music? Is practicing a chore? Well, I will admit that it’s difficult to always go to your instrument and have to “work” on something. While it’s very satisfying to play a song, learning a song isn’t always so entertaining.
How To Transcribe Music On A Piano
Can You Sing Twinkle, Twinkle… Then You Can Transcribe Transcribing music, or writing out what you hear, can seem like a crazy difficult task, but actually if you can sing a nursery rhyme, then you can write it out, all you need is a keyboard or piano. The reason you use a keyboard is because
Private Music Teachers And Prep For A New School Year
It’s that time of the year again! Students are returning back to school ready for a fresh new year. What can we, as private music teachers, do to maximize on this momentum and translate it into our music lessons? Many music teachers may not teach at a school so we need to be extra aware
Denver Piano And Voice Teacher Spotlight
Lights On! From time to time it’s important to shine the light on special teachers. We have a Denver Piano and Voice teacher who fits that bill and his name is Joey Taczak. He’s a popular teacher for us at Lessons In Your Home mostly because of his enthusiasm for teaching and the success of
New Houston Guitar Teacher Andrew Dethloff
Lessons In Your Home Houston is excited to announce that we’ve added a new guitar, bass guitar, and ukelele teacher to the team: Andrew Dethloff! He is currently taking new students in the Heights, Memorial, River Oaks, West University, Bellaire, and Katy. He has students as young as 4 years old and has a lot of experience teaching young children.
How To Incorporate Music Theory In Lessons
For music teachers, it is easy to focus solely on performance pieces or technique exercises during weekly lessons. We only have so much time with a student each week, and to keep progress on the instrument going, it’s easy to neglect another equally important area of music instruction—music theory.