Comments for SMA Blog http://sharonmusicacademy.com/tanyasblog Blog on Music Education Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:40:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Memorization of a musical piece by Zashkaser http://sharonmusicacademy.com/tanyasblog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-4401 Zashkaser Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:40:02 +0000 http://sharonmusicacademy.com/smablog/?p=7#comment-4401 Great post Jon! I have been following the #p2 effort since you started it, and although I have understood its purpose this post does a really great job solidifying the full rationale. Great post Jon! I have been following the #p2 effort since you started it, and although I have understood its purpose this post does a really great job solidifying the full rationale.

]]> Comment on Unnecessary lane changing by Annie Zhang http://sharonmusicacademy.com/tanyasblog/?p=6&cpage=1#comment-3 Annie Zhang Mon, 26 Jun 2006 15:59:33 +0000 http://sharonmusicacademy.com/smablog/?p=6#comment-3 Reading these detailed examples of mastering a new technique, you can feel how much thoughts and effort that Tanya has given in her teaching. I have heard this example during one of my kids' lessons and they liked it a lot. It helps them stay in track while playing. I am also amazed at Tanya's energy of teaching music. It takes strong desire and motivation to spend time thinking about a good example for a particular case and writing it down and sharing with us after an exhausting day of teaching and working. She can always find a way to make kids feel fun and interested in tackling a difficult task. Annie Zhang Reading these detailed examples of mastering a new technique, you can feel how much thoughts and effort that Tanya has given in her teaching. I have heard this example during one of my kids’ lessons and they liked it a lot. It helps them stay in track while playing. I am also amazed at Tanya’s energy of teaching music. It takes strong desire and motivation to spend time thinking about a good example for a particular case and writing it down and sharing with us after an exhausting day of teaching and working. She can always find a way to make kids feel fun and interested in tackling a difficult task.

Annie Zhang

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