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sheet music with the words beginning medic and harmonica intervals

Music Tech Teacher - Beginning Melodic and Harmonic Intervals Music Worksheet. Our site includes quizzes, worksheets, lessons and resources for teachers and students interested in using technology to enhance music education.

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Have you tried out the 'Stubborn Duet' technique? 🤔

I now use this technique as a way to get my own piano students sight reading fast and with confidence, and I've found it a great way to improve my own sight reading skills too 🙌

A win, win for everyone! 💪

Learn how I implement this in my own studio, why it works so well and why it's missing from so many piano studios 😉

If you or your students struggle with sight reading, you won't want to miss this article! 🤗

Have you tried out the 'Stubborn Duet' technique? 🤔 I now use this technique as a way to get my own piano students sight reading fast and with confidence, and I've found it a great way to improve my own sight reading skills too 🙌 A win, win for everyone! 💪 Learn how I implement this in my own studio, why it works so well and why it's missing from so many piano studios 😉 If you or your students struggle with sight reading, you won't want to miss this article! 🤗

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sheet music worksheet with notes for students to practice the song, solfee music

Are you searching for a comprehensive sight reading music Christmas worksheet? Look no further! We have developed an engaging and informative resource that caters specifically to music students eager to enhance their sight reading skills during the holiday season. Our worksheet provides a variety of Christmas-themed musical exercises and challenges, allowing students to practice reading notes, rhythms, melodies, and dynamics in a festive context. By using these worksheets, sight reading…

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