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 Recital will be here before you know it! Saturday, December 2 at 2:30. Be there at 2 to warm up. We will be at St. Luke's Lutheran once again on 4 Mile.
If we haven't picked out what you are sharing this time, be sure to be prepared to decide this week. Check email for details on signing up for next semester as well. Musically Yours, Ms. Karen  Yesterday, I attended the MMEA conference in Ypsilanti, MI. I was able to attend some great sessions with keynote speaker, Georgia Newlin, and EMU Music Professor, Dr. Shouldice, and also Stephanie Schall-Brazee, from Traverse City.
I learned Bach's way of understanding modes, how to help young children sing in their head voice, applications of Gordon's Music Learning Theory, and got to sight sing some middle school 2 part choral works. I found insight from Feierabend Music Education Philosophies. The day finished up with sequencing singing games/dances for use with elementary students. The weekend was enhanced by accommodations with my sister, Teresa, who was also celebrating her birthday on Friday the 13th. I got to see my favorite puppy-nephew, Rory. We had a nice visit. Just the get-away I needed before midterms this week. Have a great week! Ms. Karen Hello all my music pals! After playing for Temple Emanuel services: guitar, clarinet, piano for the High Holy Days, and playing services at St. Luke's Lutheran, October started. Now a week in already, and I picked up a couple more students. However, my schedule is full, so no more students, okay? I am enjoying teaching all of them, continuing to play Wed and Sun at the Christian Science church. I enjoyed a gig with Sam's Swing Band last week. Here's a pic....I'm at the piano. Ms. Karen  |
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