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Continue reading → A little church musician humor that had me in tears….
I really like using some of these elementary pieces for my adult beginner students (because they are not generally finding as much enjoyment as in…
Continue reading → Freebie! Arrangment of Czerny Op. 823 (“The Little Pianist”), no. 5
Music making in these unprecedented times.
Bayou Maharajah (2013) Stream on Prime Video (among others) This top-notch documentary examines the life of the incredibly-talented, but highly embattled, pianist James Booker. Classically…
Continue reading → Music Documentaries That I’m Currently Digging: Bayou Maharajah
Part One My mother has this old(wish) book of sheet music, which has, to my mind, an exciting trove of songs that were unknown to…
Continue reading → A Playlist: 1920s-1940s vol 2, Home Library Series
A list of great classical pieces to help you find some peace in tough times.
HERE’S A FEW WORKSHEETS THAT I HAVE MADE AND NOT YET SHARED. THEY ARE ALL LINKED TO THE SAME PAGE, WHERE YOU’LL FIND OTHER RESOURCES…
Hi everyone, I hope that you are well and simply being driven crazy by your children/spouse, etc. The world is a scary place right now…
Continue reading → Resources for Quarantined Music Students (and their Parents!)
This worksheet is meant to both review the notes in each scale (C, D, E, F, G, A, B), but it also designed to help…
Continue reading → New Free Worksheets for Early Advanced Students
On November 21, 2019 and November 23, 2019, the Louisiana Philharmonic will be performing Mozart’s Requiem, and I highly encourage everyone, even those who are rare symphony-goers to attend.