Sign in
Trusted Music Instructors
recommended on social media
Tell us where you need a music instructor. We'll do the rest.
Relevancy Ranking
1.
Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
?
Suite Muse
Referral from
Oct 14, 2015
Julie S.:
Life is too short, I want to get some things off of my bucket list - here's one..... I want to take singing lessons, can someone teach...
Stacy S.:
Elissa Weizmann is very experienced and lives in Solon. She also started working with employees for voice and/or piano. If you work... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
?
Referral from August 5, 2014
Kelli S. asked:
Dear teacher friends,
Does anyone know of funding programs or grants that can be given to a Catholic school teacher? I am struggling to find any organizations that...
Lacy M. replied:
Have you tried Muzak Heart and Soul Foundation?
Traci P. replied:
Donors choose.org
Brian F. replied:
Donors choose.org
Karen S. replied:
Donors Choose is only for public school teachers. http://www.donorschoose.org/about
Erica J. replied:
http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2014/08/us/american-archbishops-lavish-homes/ If you live in San Antonio the archbishop could probably fund every Catholic school in Texas with the state of Texas with the sale of his home. I love the Pope and hope more follow his example.
Martina V. replied:
I used to teach in Catholic schools and was able to get funding through our parent organization. I also created projects on DonorsChoose.org and was able to get materials that way. Good luck!
Carol H. replied:
Please go to aosa.org advocacy. There are some ideas there. Good luck!
Referral from January 10, 2015
Megan N. asked:
Hello! I just accepted my first position (yay!) as the k-8 music teacher for a very small school. I have yet to look at what resources I might have, but was told there...
Corry M. replied:
http://shop.musicplaytext.ihoststores.com/default.aspx
Denise W. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/737443612996639/
Denise W. replied:
https://www.pinterest.com/MIMUSICED/
Lissette T. replied:
http://www.pinterest.com/litor65
Candace M. replied:
You need a mentor!! If your school district doesn't provide one, contact your state's music educators association or your local AOS Association. There are experienced music teachers out there who love to share their knowledge and can really be a big help!!!
Katie H. replied:
Middle School General Music: The Best Part of Your Day by Elizabeth Ann McAnally.:)
Jenny G. replied:
Congrats and good luck!! Music K-8 magazine is one of my favorites. Or Music Express by John Jacobson.
Melissa S. replied:
I have a few things that work in a pinch for them. They love my pasta or composer game, and I just made the opera game for them. I've also done a few projects with them. They are in my TpT store ...you can get there if you go to the blog page on my website and click the TpT links. http://mrsstouffersmusicroom.weebly.com/holy-spirit.html (They have had a lot of fun doing the composer projects this year. I did them instead of the normal composer of the month. Also: Noteflight Incredibox Soundation We've done some work with scales, lots of sharps and flats and understanding them.
Referral from May 17, 2016
Leila T. asked:
Any music teacher here using Orff in a Christian School setting? What materials can I find?
Penelope Q. replied:
http://beatinpathpublications.com/childrens-church/childrens-orff-music-for-church.html
Marilyn S. replied:
I did a session at San Diego AOSA in November. If you do not have access to those notes let me know. I could mail you a copy. It included things for anytime of the year as well as Advent and Christmas using Orff instruments and recorders or dulcimer / ukulele etc. I will tell you more about the contents if you are interested.
Dianne P. replied:
contact Marilyn Shepard, she has wonderful materials!
Marcia W. replied:
http://www.musiciselementary.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=5429&osCsid=e3 hsir6 ldloht942 tq8 osnn3 h1
Marcia W. replied:
http://www.musiciselementary.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=5430
Kristin B. replied:
http://www.choristersguild.org/store/cgbk70-all-hands-in-drumming-the-biblical-narrative/6012/
Kristin B. replied:
http://www.amazon.com/Expressions-Freedom-African-American-Spirituals-Instruments/dp/0634029215/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463504224&sr=8-1&keywords=orff+spirituals
Referral from October 14, 2015
Julie S. asked:
Life is too short, I want to get some things off of my bucket list - here's one..... I want to take singing lessons, can someone teach me to sing.... I'm serious :)
Karen T. replied:
Mr. Sivertson?
Stacy S. replied:
oops - I meant to include her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/elissa-weizman-corporate-music-coach/9/893/192
Heidi P. replied:
GP Familylearningcntrmusic has voice lessons! They'll tailor the lessons to what you want! Good luck and good for you! !
Alyssum K. replied:
I teach voice lessons from my home in Macedonia:-) although I will say a six pack and a night out with Andrew Gordon might be just as effective!!! LOL
Juliani S. replied:
A private teacher: josephine polim. Graduated fr Akron U for music. Send FB message for more info.
Referral from June 23, 2015
Dawn O. asked:
Does anyone know where I can find easy to follow guidelines of copyright laws for the elementary music teacher?
Marti C. replied:
You really just have to read all of it. It's easy to follow but there's a lot to know. Use the links on the side too. https://www.copyright.com/Services/copyrightoncampus/basics/index.html
Gregg P. replied:
If the work was published before 1923...it is public domain...from 1923-1963...a copyright was for 28 years...and it had to be renewed in the 28 th year...if you search Gutenberg.org for "copyright renewals"...you will find the books published by the government, and you can search yourself...anything after '63 is pretty much copyrighted...hope that helped!
James F. replied:
My book makes it pretty simple: http://www.amazon.com/Teachers-Guide-Music-Media-Copyright/dp/1423443446/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1435087862&sr=8-3&keywords=james+frankel
Referral from April 12, 2015
Lisa R. asked:
I'm considering moving to San Francisco (currently living in the DC area) and was wondering if anyone can tell me about the music teacher job market there. Does anyone...
Eve K. replied:
email me via my sebsite (evekodiak.com) and it will remind me to check with a colleague! I do know someone but I'd like to ask them first.
Ellie W. replied:
There is an official website for teaching jobs listed in California. If you go to the Orff chapter in that part of California you will find job listing. Go to the Orff website and click that part of the state to find the chapter. The Northern Ca. Orff chapters are having a mini conference meeting in Carmel April 17 th.
Referral from July 25, 2014
Martha S. asked:
I need to find a supplier for replacement parts for MEG instruments. An alert, now retired music teacher saw stuff going to solid waste and rescued what she could. She...
Maggie S. replied:
Mad Robin Music. Local in the PNW area, but ships across the country. I buy all of my repair parts from there.
Maggie S. replied:
http://www.madrobinmusic.com/
Referral from August 30, 2013
LauraAnne M. asked:
Does anyone know a version of happy birthday that starts off with body percussion? If so, do you know where I could find a copy? My friend is new to her school this...
Grace A. replied:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUMjxV_oDOw
Referral from October 25, 2014
Debbie L. asked:
I have the exciting opportunity to visit and observe another Music teacher in the Chicago area on Tuesday, November 4. I would love to see someone teaching Grades 1-3. I...
Julia W. replied:
Katrina Weissberg Beck and Mark Thompson are both pretty dang cute with kids! <3
Rob N. replied:
Kristine Alferink Mertens
Elizabeth R. replied:
Judy Friesen!!!
Carrie B. replied:
Peter Hinch
Referral from May 17, 2014
Jennifer P. asked:
Any suggestions for songs to sing at a celebration for a retiring music teacher?
Trudye C. replied:
The Irish Blessing is beautiful. I suppose there's also Happy....:)
Helen S. replied:
"For Good"
Referral from July 30, 2015
Alexi S. asked:
Anyone know of any good music teacher openings in the Phoenix area? A friend of mine is looking.
Judi M. replied:
Check Peoria Schools ..Deer Valley has a .6 ..Washington SD has some.
Referral from September 9, 2015
Brett H. asked:
I had posted about programming ideas before but wanted to be more specific here. I have a Christmas program in the middle of December. The only things I can tell you...
Elizabeth L. replied:
Get Music Express. Won't help you a ton THIS year but the amount of music in those magazines is unreal. I tell my admin it is a necessary teaching resource.
New Review
Please wait....
Please wait...
