Sharing Your Music in the Real World
We’ve talked in this blog about sharing your music online; how to take the tentative steps to “put ourselves out there” in a digital world, whilst safely tucked up in the comfort of our homes with our bunny […]
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Guest Contributor on Nov 6, 2014
busking, choir, community, live performance, music, nursing homes, open mic, opportunities, public speaking, sharing music
Simply Music Students – The Weiske Family
I have had the privilege and pleasure of sharing the Simply Music program with the Wieske family for many years now. They are a wonderful example of how effective and rewarding this method is when […]
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Guest Contributor on Apr 26, 2011
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blog, community, piano, simply music
Simply Music Teacher – Jy Gronner
When your teacher has been a choir accompanist, singer, classically-trained pianist, conductor, classical piano teacher, singing coach, guitarist, violist, flautist, trumpeter and Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus Clown College alumnus, you know your […]
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SM Admin on Sep 20, 2010
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community, jy gronner, music, piano, simply music, studio, teacher, the playground
From Neil Moore
Firstly, let me start by extending a heart-felt “welcome” to you. Thank you for taking some to check out this first edition of Simply Music’s newsletter, “The Playground”. This has been a project that has […]
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SM Admin on Apr 6, 2010
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community, neil moore, piano, simply music, the playground
Simply Music Teacher – Kerry Hanley
The worldwide family of close to 500 Simply Music teachers is a rich resource of wisdom and talent, none more so than Kerry Hanley, who has worked closely with Neil Moore since before the birth of Simply Music. Read her story here.
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Written by
Mel Karajas on Apr 4, 2010
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australia, community, kerry hanley, lessons, music, musical, piano, play, simply music, teacher
