But what do you do when the recital is over to help battle that post-recital slump?
Today I am sharing 4 things you can do at your lesson after the recital to celebrate and look to the future!
Keep reading to see more...
This month on my blog, the focus has been on performing! Many of us have been preparing our students for a spring recital, so I've shared my best tips for preparing for a recital, battling performance anxiety, what to do in the last lesson before a recital, and more! But what do you do when the recital is over to help battle that post-recital slump? Today I am sharing 4 things you can do at your lesson after the recital to celebrate and look to the future! Keep reading to see more...
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Recital invites have been sent; your students have been working hard to prepare, and there is one week to go until the big day! How do we make this last week count, and how do we make sure our students are at their performance peak the day of our event? Today, I am sharing 5 things you can do at your last lesson before a recital to help prepare your students to do their very best! Keep reading to learn more... Over the years, it has been my honor to serve many times as a judge for piano competitions hosted by teacher associations in my area. I find it inspirational to see so many young musicians working hard to improve their craft and to perform their best! Today, I am offering 10 tips for teachers, students, and parents from a judge's perspective. If you are preparing your students to participate in an adjudicated event this year, these tips will hopefully help to make the experience even smoother for everyone involved! Keep reading to see more.... October is almost here, and the start of a new month means it is time for a new "Musicianship Monthly" activity! What is "Musicianship Monthly?" Each month, I share links to free resources you can use to focus on a specific musicianship skill with your students all month long! Want to see past skills we have covered? Click HERE! This month, we will be learning about 4 famous classical pieces that we often hear played at Halloween! Read on to see video performances, printable composer biographies, and links to free and paid sheet music for each of these famous spooky classics.... Are you ready for a new year of teaching? Today I am sharing a few of my favorite freebies to help you kick off the first lesson of the year! These worksheets will give your students an opportunity to review old concepts, improvise and think creatively at the piano, and set goals for the coming year. Keep reading to see the resource round-up! |
AuthorChrissy Ricker is a pianist, teacher, and composer from North Carolina. These are her thoughts on teaching, composing, and all things music. Looking for teaching ideas related to a specific topic? Use the "search" feature or scroll down to see blog posts organized by category!
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