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Muse TV – How To Address Expectations And Questions From New Students

September 4, 2015 by tprochera Leave a Comment

Muse TV  how to deal with situations title image Hey guys!

So, this week I would like to present another episode of Muse TV!

If you haven’t see it before, Muse TV provides tips and tricks for musicians and music teachers.

This episode is called How To Deal With Expectations From New Students. As music teachers, we are presented with students who want to take music lessons for a variety of reasons and each student comes with their own expectations of how lessons should go and what they are looking to get out of them – the stories are really as numerous as the number of potential students!

I wanted to present some scenarios that I have encountered personally so help those beginning teachers who may not quite know how to respond to these expectations and questions – like, what can you say when a student tells you they just want to be famous? Or what if they don’t want to do warm-up exercises?

I hope you find this episode illuminating in some way! And if you have any other scenarios that you have experienced, feel free to share the story and how you handled things in the comments below! I’d love to hear what you have to say!

 

 

 

Well, that’s about all for now. Have a fabulous day!

 

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Learn how to get over stage fright with MuseTV

September 2, 2014 by tprochera Leave a Comment

stage fright 1Stage fright – that moment before your performance or presentation that can seem like hours – and sometimes it does last hours! – where you find yourself shaking with sweaty palms, thoughts of doom running through your head.
You tell yourself it’s going to be a total disaster and you can’t go on. You would rather die!
Getting up in front of a group of people doesn’t have to be a terrifying experience – really, it doesn’t!  But what can you do to get over these nerves so you can still go out and rock that stage?
In this episode of MuseTV, I offer you four tips to help get you back on track.


If you found the video helpful, feel free to share with your peeps, add your thoughts in the comments section below and subscribe to the Mews and Moos Blog for more fun stuff!
In other news, with the approach of fall, I am happy to be starting another season of vocal instruction this week! Yay! Always a fun time of year! If you or someone you know is interested in learning to sing, check out the Music Education video from the last post and don’t hesitate to contact me. With the advances in technology, not only can you take lessons with me in person if you live in Winnipeg but you can also study online via Skye.
What will they think of next?
Well, have a great day everyone! Carpe diem!

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