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Time To Practice

Christine Goodner
Music Practice
Music Education
Suzuki Method
Practice Tips
Joy In Music Practice
Joy In Music
Violin Pedagogy
Emotional Support In Practice
Early Childhood Music Education
Music Lessons
Wee Violin
Practice Techniques
Practice Strategies
Perseverance
Parenting
The Gap and the Gain
Transition Rituals
Neuroscience
Frustration Management
Sports Psychology

Do you help a young musician in your life practice? Are you a teacher that works with young musicians? Hosted by Christine Goodner, an experienced violin and early childhood music teacher. and author of Beyond the Music Lesson & Positive Practice, resources all about how to help families make music practice at home more effective with less conflict. TIME TO PRACTICE will bring you weekly conversat... more

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This week, I'm here to share an episode based on an article recently published in the American Suzuki Journal: Four Slow and Steady Ways to Optimize the Suzuki Method. I hope this prompts you to pull out your copy of the journal and have more than on... more

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This week, musician and music educator Barbie Wong joins us to look ahead to summer and consider attending summer music camp. We share some of the benefits and also a few ideas to raise funds to help make attendance possible. Enjoy!

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Recent Guests

Sarah Hart-Unger
Pediatric endocrinologist, host of Best Laid Plans and Best of Both Worlds
Episode: 119 | Sarah Hart-Unger on Planning, Goals, & Music Practice
Megan Orton
Digital Wellness Educator and founder of Mindful Media
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Episode: Practice Motivation & Screen Time with Megan Orton of MIndful Media
Nicola Cantan
Music educator and pianist, author of Practice Pie
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Episode: Nicola Cantan answers the Question: How do I get my Child to Want To Practice?
Linda Piatt
A fantastic music educator who has studied pedagogy, child development, and performance psychology during her ongoing training.
Episode: Linda Piatt: Best Practices for Home Music Practice from a Parent, Musician, & Music Educator
Bianca d'Avila do Prado
Cellist, composer, and faculty at the Music Institute of Chicago
Music Institute of Chicago
Episode: Making Music Practice Joyful & Effective: Tips from the Experts
Meret Bitticks
Performer, music educator, flute teacher trainer
Music Institute of Chicago
Episode: Making Music Practice Joyful & Effective: Tips from the Experts
Elizabeth Guerriero
Violinist, music educator, founder of Beth G Consulting
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Episode: Making Music Practice Joyful & Effective: Tips from the Experts
Dr. Elizabeth Morrow
A professional cellist and dyslexia therapist with a focus on structured literacy in music education.
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Episode: Dr. Elizabeth Morrow: Multi-sensory Music Reading & Supporting Students with Learning Differences
Sherry Luchette
Accomplished LA bassist and music educator
Pasadena Conservatory of Music
Episode: Tips for Music Practice with Bassist Sherry Luchette

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Christine Goodner
An experienced violin and early childhood music teacher, author of multiple resources on music practice, focusing on creating positive, supportive environments for young musicians.

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Nicola Cantan answers the Question: How do I get my Child to Want To Practice?
Q: What advice do you give to families who feel their child wants to play an instrument but struggles with practicing?
Parents should create a positive practice environment, recognize that children may not want to practice right now due to distractions, and establish a consistent practice routine.
Tips for Music Practice with Bassist Sherry Luchette
Q: How old were you when you first started learning music? Did you start on the bass?
Sherry did not start on the bass; she played various instruments by ear before discovering the bass.
Women Composers in Student Literature and Beyond with Dr. Cora Cooper
Q: How do you categorize the levels of music in your anthologies?
Cora explained that the anthologies are divided based on skill levels, making it accessible for all students, with four volumes catering to beginners through advanced levels.
Women Composers in Student Literature and Beyond with Dr. Cora Cooper
Q: What made you first think about putting together music by women composers?
Cora's realization came when she inherited new students using a piece by a female composer, Josephine Trott, and became curious about the lack of representation of women in standard teaching literature.
Music Practice from a Parent & Teacher Perspective: A Conversation with Violinist Andrew Miller
Q: Do you have any advice for parents who might feel in that exhausted space?
You have time, there's no need to rush, and it's helpful to know that some days might just be about listening or playing one thing.

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Targeted at adults supporting young musicians, this podcast focuses on enhancing the music practice experience both at home and in educational settings. It features discussions around key concepts such as motivation, effective practice strategies, and the integration of emotional support in music education. Regular guests include music educators and professionals sharing valuable insights based on their expertise and experiences within the field. The emphasis on revising conventional approaches to practice income, and the importance of community and collaboration likely make the content particularly beneficial for parents, educators, and anyone invested in nurturing young musicians.

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2. Megan Orton
3. Nicola Cantan
4. Linda Piatt
5. Bianca d'Avila do Prado
6. Meret Bitticks
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