Creating stronger relationships with parents makes our jobs as teachers so much easier.  Join us for a conversation about ways to connect with families to give yourself more time, energy, and creativity.

The Kodály method, developed by Hungarian composer and music educator Zoltán Kodály, emphasizes the importance of not only developing a sequential learning process for concept-based learning, but also integrating singing and movement into the musical experience. This workshop will guide participants through a hands-on exploration of Kodály-inspired techniques, providing practical tools for teaching group lessons that enhance musical understanding, vocal skills, and concept awareness.

     Whether you're a seasoned music educator or just starting your journey, "Harmony in Motion" provides a framework that will enhance your practice, fostering a sense of community in your group classes while creating a joyful and enriching experience for your students.

     Participants are encouraged to bring their voices, open minds, and a willingness to explore the transformative possibilities of Kodály-inspired singing and movement in group lessons.

Creative expression is a healthy choice for every student.  It is fueled by life experiences, bursts of inspiration and plenty of mistakes. Wynn-Anne will offer practical exercises for promoting improvisation in the music studio. These simple challenges can eventually lead to original composition where musical language meets applied music theory.  Wynn-Anne's streamlined approach to teaching composition requires only 3-5 minutes per lesson.  Students of every level can explore new realms of musicality while growing in self-esteem.  

While we all know that review is important, it can often get overlooked in lessons and in practice. Instead of feeling about review as a practice obligation, let's think about how we can reimagine review in order to keep our teaching efficient, creative, and musical.