I made this recording while preparing for the Beaver Valley Montessori School String Instrument Demonstrations. The Swan Video
New this year, choose your instrument and an animal or feeling. Have you heard a unicorn on the violin? A monkey on the cello?
Josephine and I had a great time….. and so did the students.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30
I recently finished recording all 22 of the duets. Each duet has a separate video for top and bottom parts. For the top parts, I stayed in first position as examples for online students. The lower parts I was more free in my position choices. You can listen to them here. I have them organized in a playlist on my YouTube channel.
If you create a virtual duet by recording yourself playing along with one of the parts, I’d love to see it.
Congratulations! First, Second and Third Place in each category.
Piano A
Elizabeth 201
Bryce 201
Megan 184
Grace I 160
Piano B
Adalynn 292
Briella 257
Philomena 81
Piano C
Mackenzie 221
Gabriel 213
Joe 107
Piano D
Lily 300
Phoenix 233
Kate 228
Piano E
Andrew 531
Nathan 481
Molly 357
Piano F
Bingan 1321
Max 710
Janna 480
Strings A
Isla 145
Eve 71
Strings B
Grace 295
Bella 287
Alexandra 198
Strings C
Josephine 565
Rachael 189
Sophie 138
Strings D
Alex 449
Jacob 432
Katrina 224
Adult
Lorinda 1298
Carla 387
Richard 188
Enjoy!
A new book which includes patterns and exercises in the modes of C. Ionian, Lydian, Aolian, Mixolydian, Dorian, Phrygian and Locrian are all explored. Each mode has pentatonic etudes as well as studies using the range of an octave. Treble clef, bass clef, alto clef and tenor clef reading for each mode. Ear training exercise are included.
Get the book and start your musical modal journey.
Piano A, B, and C use bass clef.
Piano D, E and F use bass clef.
Violinists use treble clef.
Violists use alto clef.
Cellists use bass clef.
Cellists who have tenor clef experience, use tenor clef.
This assignment is worth 15 points. Here is a sample video to make it clearer.
Piano A, B, and C use bass clef.
Piano D, E and F use bass clef.
Violinists use treble clef.
Violists use alto clef.
Cellists use bass clef.
Cellists who have tenor clef experience, use tenor clef.
This assignment is worth 15 points. Here is a sample video to make it clearer.
My violin concerti never go out of season.
Submit with email or on paper at your lesson. Composer and work for 10 points.
Piano A, B, and C use bass clef.
Piano D, E and F use bass clef.
Violinists use treble clef.
Violists use alto clef.
Cellists use bass clef.
Cellists who have tenor clef experience, use tenor clef.
This assignment is worth 15 points. Here is a sample video to make it clearer.
12/8/12 and 12/21/12
Miriam Troxler 