New to music lessons? Get these 5 items and set yourself up for success!
Read MoreDownload this FREE winter music activity book for children ages 3.5 - 7 and watch them enjoy learning and practicing the fundamentals of music! This is a great tool to use as an introduction to music lessons, or as a supplemental fun practice.
Read MoreDownload FREE sheet music for easy piano, easy guitar and easy violin.
Read MoreIs your child ready for music lessons? Ask yourself these three questions.
Read MoreJWY Musical Interview Cards are a great tool to reflect on your student’s progress in lessons this year, and set goals for 2021!
Read MoreMusical E-Cards are a wonderful way for students to spread joy and show of their skills over the holidays!
Read MoreOften times, rhythm is explained in a mathematical context, which can be complicated to translate into the context of sound. Instead, try using this method created by Michiko Yurko that uses stick notation and word association to teach rhythm.
Read MoreMnemonics such as "All Cows Eat Grass" to learn bass clef spaces can be confusing and hard to remember. Instead, check out these methods to best teach your music student how to sight read.
Read MoreHere are ways to make sure your student is actively reading his or her music when playing, not just memorizing it.
Read MoreSo your child is ready to take music lessons, and there is only one problem...you don't have an instrument yet. You may be wondering if you should invest in an instrument before you know if your child likes it, or you may just not know where to start in the buying process. The tips below will help you make a decision about when and how to buy your first instrument.
Read MoreRead to understand why your body experiences stage fright and how you can mitigate the response so that you can give your best performance possible.
Read MorePerforming helps you grow as a musician and is a great confidence builder. Here are some tips to help you feel awesome on performance day.
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