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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!
Reminding all our students and families that the lesson is the time to work on what to practice at home for the week. Here are 10 practice tips for all of our students to think about and discuss with your teacher.
Set achievable goals: Break down your practice sessions into smaller, achievable goals. Whether it's mastering a specific passage, improving your technique, or memorizing a piece, setting clear goals will give you a sense of accomplishment as you progress.
Use technology: Explore music apps and online resources that offer interactive lessons, backing tracks, and practice tools. There are plenty of apps available that gamify learning and make practicing more engaging.
Create a practice routine: Establish a regular practice routine that fits into your schedule. Consistency is key to improvement, so aim to practice for short periods every day rather than cramming all your practice into one long session.
Experiment with different styles: Don't limit yourself to one genre of music. Experiment with different styles and genres to keep your practice sessions interesting and diverse. Learning new songs in various genres can also help you develop a broader musical vocabulary.
Make it social: Practice with friends or family members who also play musical instruments. You can jam together, share tips and techniques, and motivate each other to improve. Alternatively, consider joining a music ensemble or band to collaborate with other musicians.
Reward yourself: Set up a reward system for reaching practice milestones or achieving specific goals. Treat yourself to something you enjoy, whether it's a favorite snack, a movie night, or some extra free time.
Record yourself: Use a smartphone or recording device to record your practice sessions. Listening back to your recordings can help you identify areas for improvement and track your progress over time. It can also be a fun way to document your musical journey.
Get creative: Don't be afraid to get creative with your practice sessions. Experiment with improvisation, compose your own music, or arrange your favorite songs for your instrument. Incorporating creativity into your practice routine can make it more enjoyable and fulfilling.
Take breaks: Don't forget to take regular breaks during your practice sessions. Practice is important, but so is giving your mind and body time to rest and recharge. Take short breaks to stretch, hydrate, or simply relax before diving back into your practice.
Have fun: Above all, remember to have fun! Music should bring you joy and satisfaction, so don't get too caught up in the technicalities. Enjoy the process of learning and exploring music, and celebrate your progress along the way.
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Did you know?
We are offering Lunch-Time Music Lessons for RETIREES, PROFESSIONALS, 2nd-SHIFTERS, HOME SCHOOLERS & COLLEGE STUDENTS! (11am -3pm times are available). Let the office know if you are interested.
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If you refer a student to the Academy you get a FREE lesson and you will also get a $25 gift card to your choice of Amazon or Target. The person you referred gets a FREE registration.
Thanks to the family members that referred! Amondi, O'Toole, Von, Lincoln, and Shoberg
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Valentina Pena - Playing Grace Farrell in the Annie Jr. Musical at SMS Sophia Dunn - Got the lead part of Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd David Mosca - Performed the National Anthem for the Marist Basketball Team in March! Noah Pace - Performed the National Anthem for the Marist Basketball Team in December!
Congratulations!
Student of the Month: February 2024 Oliver Cahoon
-What lessons do you take? Drums
-How long have you taken Lessons? 4 months
-Who are your favorite musical artists? Shiloh and bros
-What are your other hobbies, besides music? Swimming, watching movies, stop motion animation
-What is your favorite food? Ice Cream
-What is the coolest thing you've learned in your lessons in the past 3 months? Triplets
-What do you like most about your teacher? He is fun and he is comfortable to be around
WELCOME TO ALL THE NEW STUDENTS WHO ENROLLED or UPGRADED IN February
Elliana E. Allison C. Jonathan M. Dorian H. Gionni T. Valentina S. Dolores P. Isabella G. Maggie D. Sonja H. Ellie H. Mila H. Alex G. Amelia D. Liam D. Cosmo V. Anthony L. John G. Conrad S. Adam F. Leanne C. Eric H. Jr. Aurora K. Bryan P. Elom D. Eliana D. Adonis E. Emily P. Jessica M. Rob F. Dean T. Danita H. Tess R. Dante G. Christian R. Virginia R. Thomas M. Paul M. Noah M. Elina R. Antonio G. Maximiliano H. Christian R. Olivia W. Gianna M. David T. Scarlett D. Alex D. Emmanuel M. Pronit B. Charlotte S. Briella C. Recael M. Amery P. Arjun S. McKayla (Bella) D. Adam T. Ava G. Maximus P. Gabrielle R. Christian R. Andrew S. Zaylani R. D'ree M.
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Is YOUR Teacher Sold Out? Teachers With Waiting Lists. Many teachers have lesson slots that are sold out. If you need a schedule change or would like to be added to a waiting list for a particular teacher, day or time, please contact any of our office staff team and they can add you to the waiting list. If you are not a student yet there are still limited lessons spots available. To inquire about openings for April/May, send an e-mail to info@newwindsormusicacademy.com or call 845-784-4071.