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5 Key Factors To Buying Your First Piano Or Keyboard
Researching pianos & keyboards to buy can generate an exhausting list. Some instruments are only toys, while some are for specific roles: composing, recording, performing, etc. How do you know what to buy?
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Know Your Educational Options – Creating A Music Student’s School Schedule, Part 4
Knowing your school’s goals can help you understand school requirements, weigh the advice of counselors, and persuade your school your requests match their goals.
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Know Your School’s Class Options – Creating A Music Student’s School Schedule, Part 3
Knowing your school’s goals can help you understand school requirements, weigh the advice of counselors, and persuade your school your requests match their goals.
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What Does The School Want? – Creating A Music Student’s School Schedule, Part 2
Knowing your school’s goals can help you understand school requirements, weigh the advice of counselors, and persuade your school your requests match their goals.
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What Are Your Educational Goals? – Creating A Music Student’s School Schedule, Part 1
Memorize music: we’ve focused on this for weeks. But through digital music, performing with music is quite simple. Is memorizing worth the work?
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Performing Mozart & More for Orchestra Day 2024
Performing Mozart in an orchestra is quite different than as a soloist. This article aims to help students feel ready for orchestra day.
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Why Memorize Music? – Memorizing Music, Part 9
Memorize music: we’ve focused on this for weeks. But through digital music, performing with music is quite simple. Is memorizing worth the work?
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Sign Up For Orchestra Day 2024
Vance Music students perform in monthly recitals, including an annual Christmas Recital. Students gain significant experience performing in front of an audience regularly.
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Post-Memory Techniques For Music, Part Eight
Post-memory techniques will help you keep practicing efficiently once your song is memorized, rather than completing mere repetitions of the music.
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Imagine: Memorization Techniques For Music, Part Seven
Imagine. When memorizing, use your imagination to help you create personal ideas. This will make your music more memorable and musical.
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Visualize, Read, & Write: Memorization Techniques For Music, Part Six
As we continue applying learning styles to memorization, we’ll consider how to visualize, read, and write to hone musical memory.
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Kinesthetic & Spatial Memorization Techniques: Memorizing Music, Part Five
Kinesthetic and spatial learning styles are used by many musicians unconsciously. So, let’s make those techniques the most efficient they can be.
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Auditory & Verbal Memorization Techniques: Memorizing Music, Part Four
This week we’ll look into structural memorization techniques to help you identify and practice with techniques that make your memory more dependable.
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Structural Memorization Techniques: Memorizing Music, Part Three
This week we’ll look into structural memorization techniques to help you identify and practice with techniques that make your memory more dependable.
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Pre-Memorization Techniques: Memorizing Music, Part Two
Before you begin practicing, there are pre-memorization techniques you can use to prime your body and mind. Use these techniques to memorize efficiently, well, and without stress.
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Memorizing Music, Part One: How Do They Remember All That Music?
How do they remember all that music? If you’ve ever watched a performer play for twenty-minutes by memory, you may have asked yourself that question. The task may seem daunting, but remembering a lot of music is a skill, and the skill can get easier simply by knowing how the brain does it.
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Exploring Types Of Music Contests
There are many types of contests, from the most prestigious contests meant reward exemplary musicians, to small community contests designed to give opportunities and encouragement. In this article, we’ll focus on the three basic configurations of music contests.
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Recitals For 2024
In 2024, Vance Music students have the opportunity to once again perform in monthly recitals and the annual Christmas Recital.
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Why You Should Set Goals For Your Music
Setting goals can seem like a daunting task, but like music, the more you practice it, the more you succeed at it, the more you enjoy it.
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The Role Of Parents, Part Two: Grades For Parent Attendance
It can be challenging for parents to know how to best support their music student. When is it appropriate to attend their student’s lesson?
