reading rhythm

I am moving for the first time into Time for More Music. So I’m at a point where I will soon be able to tell students that it’s okay to retire certain pieces from their repertoire. Although I’ve seen recommendations about when one might choose to…

• Last updated 10 years ago
• Gordon Harvey, keeping songs alive, Laurie Richards, Playlist, reading notes, reading rhythm, retiring pieces, Time for More Music, transposing

I wonder if some of you who have gone through the SM reading program would be so kind as to give me your testimonial of how well it works. I have many parents who are asking questions which I just don’t feel equipped to answer,…

• Last updated 6 years ago
• accompaniment program, life coach, reading notes, reading program, reading rhythm, testimonials, Time for More Music

I’m just diving in the Reading Rhythm Program, and I think it is no surprise that I have come to a bit of a problem understanding how to teach writing rhythms. It is no surprise since I’ve never written rhythms myself!  I hope that it…

• Last updated 7 years ago
• base tools, learning tools, long term relationships, Neil Moore, reading rhythm, relationship conversation, sticking to the program, strategies, writing rhythm

I had a conversation recently about involving coaches in the lessons and giving them instructions for what to do at home. I have a great handout that I will find and share in a follow-up email, but we are wondering how YOU engage coaches. I…

• Last updated 10 years ago
• accompaniment, coaches, Laurie Richards, parental participation, practice pads, reading notes, reading rhythm, relationship conversation, Robin Keehn, songs for children, using games, watching the videos