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20 May

The MOST Important Thing You Do in Music: The Wisdom of the Warm-Up!

by csmusic
in Performance, Teaching
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What would you say is the most important aspect of excelling in music? Daily practice? Is it mastering technique? Developing artistry and musicality? Becoming experienced in live performance? These are all admirable elements of becoming a well-rounded musician, however, long-term success is built on a solid foundation. That foundation in any rehearsal or performance is built on Warm-ups! Look at athletes worth their weight as they...

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04 May

3 Common Mistakes Music Studio Managers Make

by Arturo Riera
in Studio Management, Uncategorized
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What does a music studio manager do? Obviously they manage their music studios, but their everyday tasks can sometimes be made more difficult when encountering some of the most common mistakes in the business. Let’s have a look at some of these common mistakes and how to correct them or avoid them altogether in order to become a better music studio manager. Not Taking Care of the...

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28 Apr

How to Maintain a Succesful Dance Studio

by Arturo Riera
in Uncategorized
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We all know that starting  a project can be the hardest part, but when you are in charge of a dance studio, you can't let your guard down. One of the biggest commitments of being a dance studio manager is that it will require your constant attention and time in order to be successful. Here are just a few reminders to stay on the right path to...

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20 Apr

Most Common Scheduling Mistakes

by Arturo Riera
in Uncategorized
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Being a teacher or a studio manager (or both) certainly takes a lot of your time. It can feel like more than you can handle, but this could be due to bad organization or lack of proper scheduling. Picture a room, if you have a very messy and disorganized room it will feel as if there were too many things lying around when it's actually just...

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20 Apr

An argument for encouraging music students to develop their vocabulary skills

by csmusic
in Uncategorized
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By Alyssa Cowell, Catoctin School of Music As musicians, we understand the importance of expression when it comes to interpreting a piece. As teachers, we want to help our students develop technical skills that will allow him/her to play in a manner that touches an audience. In order to decide what techniques to apply, however, a musician has to have a clear understanding of the message...

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