Work-at-home-material-for-music-students
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2020 3:19 pm
This is focused primarily on music students and their parents, and also for music teachers:
In this COVID-19 changes we’re seeing right now, a significant action being taken is schools closing – which means lots of kids at home at a time of year we’re not used to. Why not keep teaching with whatever resources we can? I’m thinking specific to practicing and music theory, as music theory is a musical subject that can be learned without always needing to be in an organized school musical ensemble, and if done well will pay dividends when school starts back up.
If you’re interested in getting together to organize some at-home music theory workbooks and lessons, feel free to contact me via by leaving a reply here or via my other social media outlets.
https://andrewmeronek.com/2020/03/14/wo ... -students/
In this COVID-19 changes we’re seeing right now, a significant action being taken is schools closing – which means lots of kids at home at a time of year we’re not used to. Why not keep teaching with whatever resources we can? I’m thinking specific to practicing and music theory, as music theory is a musical subject that can be learned without always needing to be in an organized school musical ensemble, and if done well will pay dividends when school starts back up.
If you’re interested in getting together to organize some at-home music theory workbooks and lessons, feel free to contact me via by leaving a reply here or via my other social media outlets.
https://andrewmeronek.com/2020/03/14/wo ... -students/