How to Teach Music Online

Recorded on May 5, 2020

Guest Speakers: 

Michael Berkovsky, Faculty, The Glenn Gould School 

Hans Jørgen Jensen, Cello Professor, Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University 


Your teaching environment will help to set the stage for successful online music lessons. Learn how to set up your home studio and identify digital tools to use to maximize your students’ learning. 

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Recorded on May 7, 2020

Guest Speakers:

Barry Shiffman, B.M., ARCT, Director, The Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists; Associate Dean & Director of Chamber Music, The Glenn Gould School 

John Ellis, Associate Professor of Piano and Director of Graduate Studies in Piano Pedagogy, the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre, & Dance 


Good teaching and effective lesson planning have numerous cross over points between in-person and online environments. In this session, we share approaches specific to digital learning that can make your online sessions more dynamic and engaging for your students.

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Recorded on May 12, 2020

Guest Speaker:

Julia Galieva-Szokolay, Piano Faculty, The Royal Conservatory of Music, The Glenn Gould School, The Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists.  


Leading your class online may require different procedures than in person but the goals are the same. In this webinar, we will talk about ways to build a safe online community and manage your online classroom including making your Zoom sessions secure. 

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Recorded on May 14, 2020

Guest Speaker:

Robert Loewen, Voice Faculty, the Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists, The Conservatory School 


As with all good learning interactions, strong communication is at the heart of successful teaching. In this session, we will discuss how to communicate effectively with students during your online lessons and. with families/guardians/students between lessons. 

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Recorded on May 19, 2020

Guest Speakers:

Jessica Caporusso, Ph.D. Candidate (ABD) in the Department of Anthropology, York University, Canada.  

Stephen Pierce, Associate Professor of Practice, USC Thornton School of Music  

Elaine Lau, Piano Faculty, Wilfrid Laurier University since 2003 
 

Design your teaching as an active exchange with the students and present learning concepts through a variety of formats. This will better engage and more successfully inform your students. 

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Recorded on May 21, 2020

Guest Speakers:

John O’Conor, Mus.D., Distinguished Artist-in-Residence; Chair of Keyboard Division; Professor, Piano, Shenandoah University 

Kelly Parkins-Lindstrom, Violin Faculty, Royal Conservatory School, Examiner 

Tova Rosenberg, Cello Faculty, Royal Conservatory School


Teaching different types and groups of learners in an online environment presents unique challenges. In this session, we will explore how to best interact with adults, children and group music classes online. 

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Recorded June 2nd, 2020

Special Guests: 

Hans Jensen, Cello Professor, Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University
 
Michael Berkovsky, Faculty, The Glenn Gould School 


Your teaching environment will help to set the stage for successful online music lessons. In this webinar, you will learn how to set up your home studio and identify digital tools to use to maximize your students’ learning. 

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Recorded June 4th, 2020 

Special Guest: 

Dr. Randall Faber, Pianist and Educator / Co-author Piano Adventures 


Good teaching and effective lesson planning have numerous cross over points between in-person and online environments. In this webinar, we will continue to share approaches specific to digital learning that will make your online sessions more dynamic and engaging for your students.

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Recorded June 9th, 2020

 

Special Guest: 

Julia Galieva Szokolay, Piano Faculty, The Royal Conservatory of Music, The Glenn Gould School, The Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists.    
 

Description: Leading your class online may require different procedures than in person but the goals are the same. In this webinar, we will continue to share ways to build a safe online community and manage your online classroom including making your Zoom sessions secure. 

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Recorded June 11th, 2020

Special Guest: 

Heather K. Smith, Royal Conservatory of Music US Representative and member of the College of Examiners for the RCM Certificate Program.

Design your teaching as an active exchange with the students and present learning concepts through a variety of formats. In this webinar, we will continue to explore how to better engage and more successfully inform your students as they learn in this digital environment. We will demonstrate some of the key learning apps. 
 

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Recorded June 16th, 2020

 

Special Guest: 

Robert Loewen, Voice Faculty, the Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists, The Conservatory School 

 

As with all good learning interactions, strong communication is at the heart of successful teaching. In this webinar, we will discuss how to communicate effectively with students during your online lessons and with families/guardians/students between lessons. 

 

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Recorded June 18th, 2020

Teaching different types and groups of learners in an online environment presents unique challenges. In this webinar, we will continue explore how to best design your online music teaching and interact successfully with different types of students. 

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Recorded June 30th, 2020

Special Guests: 

Michael Berkovsky and Deborah How

Your teaching environment will help to set the stage for successful online music lessons. In this webinar, we will continue to demonstrate how to set up your home studio and identify digital tools to use to maximize your students’ learning. 


 

Recorded July 2nd, 2020

Special Guests: 

Heather Kaye, Rolf Erdahl, and Carrie Vecchione

Good teaching and effective lesson planning have numerous cross over points between in-person and online environments. In this webinar, we will continue to share approaches specific to digital learning that will make your online sessions more dynamic and engaging for your students.

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Recorded July 7th, 2020

Special Guest: 

Ed Turgeon and Dr. Mario Ajero 

Leading your class online may require different procedures than in person but the goals are the same.  In this webinar, we will continue to share ways to build a vibrant and interactive online community with your students and manage your online classroom.

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Recorded July 9th, 2020

Special Guest: 

Scott Price and Diane Murray-Charrett

As with all good learning interactions, strong communication is at the heart of successful teaching. In this webinar, we will continue to discuss how to communicate effectively with students during your online lessons and with families/guardians/students between lessons. 

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Recorded July 14th, 2020

Special Guests: 

Karen Brunssen and Heather Smith

As with all good learning interactions, strong communication is at the heart of successful teaching. In this webinar, we will continue to discuss how to communicate effectively with students during your online lessons and with families/guardians/students between lessons. 

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Recorded July 16th, 2020

Special Guests: 



Tracey Ford​

Teaching different types and groups of learners in an online environment presents unique challenges. In this webinar, we will continue explore how to best design your online music teaching and interact successfully with beginner and intermediate students.

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