Help with Your Instrument!
On this page you'll find help with things such as putting your instrument together, taking good care of it, and a fingering review game!
On this page you'll find help with things such as putting your instrument together, taking good care of it, and a fingering review game!
"HOW-TO" VIDEOS FOR PUTTING TOGETHER YOUR INSTRUMENT!
"HOW-TO" VIDEOS FOR PUTTING TOGETHER YOUR INSTRUMENT!
al_flute-612_777.mp4Assembling the Flute
al_bflatclari-660_217.mp4Assembling the Clarinet
al_altosaxop-340_620.mp4Assembling the Sax
al_trump-214_573.mp4Assembling the Trumpet
al_tromb-640_600.mp4Assembling the Trombone
al_percu-358_267.mp4Assembling the Snare Drum
Assembling the Baritone
Assembling the Tuba
"HOW-TO" VIDEOS FOR TAKING GOOD CARE OF YOUR INSTRUMENT
"HOW-TO" VIDEOS FOR TAKING GOOD CARE OF YOUR INSTRUMENT
Flute Care
Flute Care
Clarinet Care
Clarinet Care
Sax Care
Sax Care
Trumpet Care
Trumpet Care
Trombone Care
Trombone Care
Baritone & Tuba Care
Baritone & Tuba Care
French Horn Care
French Horn Care
Music Racer Game - Online game for fingerings, slide positions and note names. Follow the instructions/prompts. Most students need help with fingerings (or slide positions) for their instrument. See how fast and accurate you can answer in this timed challenge!
Music Racer Game - Online game for fingerings, slide positions and note names. Follow the instructions/prompts. Most students need help with fingerings (or slide positions) for their instrument. See how fast and accurate you can answer in this timed challenge!
Serious musicians, and especially serious percussionists, practice with the steady beat of a metronome. Set the metronome to play a steady beat while practicing exercises from your lesson book and concert music. Set the metronome for a slow tempo at first (i.e. lower numbers such as 60 or 70) then increase the tempo as you gain confidence and comfort with the music (i.e. higher numbers such as 88, 96, 104, 120, etc.).
Serious musicians, and especially serious percussionists, practice with the steady beat of a metronome. Set the metronome to play a steady beat while practicing exercises from your lesson book and concert music. Set the metronome for a slow tempo at first (i.e. lower numbers such as 60 or 70) then increase the tempo as you gain confidence and comfort with the music (i.e. higher numbers such as 88, 96, 104, 120, etc.).