Cool resource for instrumental music teachers
Just to let you know of an online aural training programme your students can use to practise their listening skills between lessons.
When I learnt the
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, I developed the skill of assessing the intonation by reading the reaction on my teachers face rather than learning to listen to the sounds. One day this showed things were worse than usual, although it sounded OK to me! With my confidence rapidly deserting me I struggled on a through a few more bars, but the look on her teachers face turned to agony. So I ground to a halt only to find the cause of my teachers discomfort was not myplaying, but that he had got his foot stuck under the piano stool! Feeling a failure I gave up.
This is not only something that I regret, but the teacher also lost a pupil. Loo
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back a bit of practice and confidence and I would have really enjoyed learning to play.
So this is the
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l resource for students to develop their musicianship without the pressure of others watching them.
visit
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and let me know what you think.
Christine
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