I’ve started new studios in 5 cities and learned a few things along the way. Minute for Marketing is a weekly series about advertising the independent piano studio. Click here for other Minute for Marketing posts, and click here for all of my posts which reference marketing. The absolute best advertising effort I make for […]
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presented by:Alejandro Cremaschi, Emily Book McGree, and Maria Nieto-Pulido, all from the University of Colorado at Boulder (Click here for all of my posts about the 2009 MTNA National Conference in Atlanta.) (From the program book’s description of this seminar: Self-efficacy is a person’s belief that she is capable to succeed at a given task.
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(Click here to see all of my posts about the 2009 MTNA National Conference in Atlanta.) One of the benefits of attending the MTNA National Conference in Atlanta was bringing home tons of free material. Not included in this picture are 3 canvas tote bags, another set of flashcards, and a T-shirt. Click on the
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I took a bit of a break while my daughter and I spent a few chilly days at the beach for spring break, but I have more to post about the 2009 MTNA National Convention in Atlanta! (Click here to see all of my MTNA convention posts.)Website basics for private studiosMichael Stegner, Creative Music Adventures,
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I’d like to get up several more posts today about the MTNA convention in Atlanta since I’m headed out of town for the week tomorrow! These are short general summaries of some of the seminars I attended. I’m keeping them short because MTNA will offer the recordings for sale, and it doesn’t seem like a
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(Click here to see all of my posts from the 2009 MTNA National Convention.)From a distance: Practical Teaching via the InternetPresented by Kathleen Maskell, MusicWorks Studio, Tewksbury, MA andPaul Sheftel, The Julliard School, New York Paul Sheftel, who teaches pedagogy at Julliard and has written loads of great material for piano students, revealed to us
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(Click here to see all of my posts on the 2009 MTNA National Convention.) Sorry for the blurry picture! That’s Catherine Rollin and the big screen which displayed her hands close up as she played. She presented a seminar today called Technique and Artistry: You Can’t Have One Without The Other. If you are familiar
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(Click here to see all of my posts on the 2009 MTNA National Convention.) Three of the best things about attending conventions like this one are the opportunity to meet the people who create teaching materials, the free stuff, and the products available at discounts from exhibitors. Today, I met Dennis Alexander (pictured at left)
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I’m here in Atlanta at the MTNA national convention! I’ll be posting summaries on the seminars I attend. (Click here to see all of my posts on the MTNA National Convention.) Because I believe that there will be recordings made available for purchase, I’ll try not to be too detailed. If you do buy recordings,
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