Tag Archive: musical discovery
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 […]
May 2nd, 2017 by Meryl Danziger | Tags: bells, glockenspiel, jingle bells, mallet instrument, music exploration, musical discovery, play by ear, resonator bells, xylophone | No Comments »
Playing Jingle Bells in the usual arrangement of notes was just too easy for Nicky, so he came up with another idea. Nothing like a little challenge to rejuvenate interest! LabNickJB
June 14th, 2016 by Meryl Danziger | Tags: genius, Individual, individualize, musical discovery, talent | No Comments »
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” —Albert Einstein We are ALL musical, but in different ways. We music teachers would do well to revisit our roles of inputting information, and instead consider helping […]
July 12th, 2014 by Meryl Danziger | Tags: exploration, musical discovery, Piano, sustaining pedal | No Comments »
My piano is little: 64 keys and only two pedals. Max noticed the pedals and asked me what they are for. I encourage kids to try and figure things out as though I weren’t there: Suppose you were stranded on a music island, just you, the instrument and some tropical fruit. What would you do? […]
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