Tag Archive: composing
June 15th, 2017 by Meryl Danziger | Tags: accompaniment, accompanying, autoharp, awaken, awakening, chords, compose, composing, ear training, exploration, glockenspiel, harmony, holistic, holistic music learning, improvisation, improvise, inner musician, keyboard, melody, music education, music learning, musical discovery, musical potential, musical self-discovery, musically hopeless, musically incompetent, musically insecure, nourishing, nurturing, organic music learning, Piano, play by ear, rhythm, sing, singing, songwriting, tin ear, tone deaf, xylophone | Comments Off on Music House Retreat
What this Weekend is About • The Workshops • Director’s Bio • Testimonials The Venue • Daily Schedule • Weekend Rates • Registration • Contact What This Weekend is About The particulars: Ages 18 and above There will be 5-12 participants, all eager to inspire and support each other! $275 covers EVERYTHING for the weekend! The idea: Do you sit on the sidelines […]
October 15th, 2013 by Meryl Danziger | Tags: compose, composer, composing, composition techniques, musical tools | No Comments »
It’s exciting to find useful things in unlikely places. Today I was shopping for a new towel at “Laytner’s Linens” and found a little zippered bag that said “Tool Kit.” Hmm … Since I frequently describe my role as “filling a learner’s tool box with tools she may need at some point,” it took me just […]
February 20th, 2013 by Meryl Danziger | Tags: composing, creating, lullaby, original song, sills, spontaneous improvisation | No Comments »
Julia, aged four, is highly self-motivated. To put it another way, she seems to be happily at the mercy of an inner “Muse” who directs her every musical move. Julia (or her Muse) is less interested in learning “How to” than in coming up with original creations. Her songs flow out in a constant stream […]
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