The Barber of Seville
Harmanny Music
/ February 20, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECiDw7x5Uns On February 20th, 1816, the opera "The Barber of Seville" premiered in Rome. Watch the video to find out...
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Why do I teach music?
Harmanny Music
/ February 16, 2023
Why do I teach music? It’s a question I’ve been asked, and it’s definitely a question that I’ve asked myself....
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God Rest Ye Merry………Gentlemen?
Harmanny Music
/ November 28, 2022
For the next couple of Mondays, I'm going to dive into some of the.....strange lyrics and stories of Christmas carols....
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Theory Thursday–A dotted note?
Harmanny Music
/ November 17, 2022
I'm starting a new series on Thursdays, called Theory Thursday. Each Thursday, I'll highlight parts of music theory and share...
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Grim Grinning Ghosts
Harmanny Music
/ October 21, 2022
If you've ever been to Disney's The Haunted Mansion, you've heard Grim Grinning Ghosts. Here's a version by the A...
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Frankenstein!! Miss Dracula
This one was a new one to me. But it's absolutely fascinating! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvAVJDAxCpM HK Gruber (also known as...
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Spooky, Scary Skeletons
I found a listening calendar that is the 13 days of Halloween, or the spooky season. I've shared it with...
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Getting Back into Routine!
Harmanny Music
/ August 15, 2022
Yes, I first need to start with an apology. I’ve been a bit silent. Between getting my studio filled and...
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Check out Miles!
Harmanny Music
/ August 3, 2022
Miles has been watching his big brother Luke take lessons from me for a few years now. Today was his...
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I Love My Students!
Harmanny Music
/ May 26, 2022
Story time with Craig today. I taught lessons on the side of my church music jobs for 18 and a...
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Apps for the summer!
Harmanny Music
/ May 25, 2022
One more post for students who are taking the summer off from lessons and want to keep things fresh in...
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An alternative to summer practicing
Harmanny Music
/ May 24, 2022
Yesterday I wrote about how it is beneficial to continue to practice, even if you're not taking lessons over the...
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What to do over the summer?
Harmanny Music
/ May 23, 2022
Back when I took lessons, my parents let me take the summer off of lessons. There is a delicate balance...
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Recital Fun!
Harmanny Music
/ May 21, 2022
Last Saturday, Harmanny Music Education hosted its first ever in person recital. 23 students participated and did an absolutely amazing...
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Student Highlight–Emily H
Harmanny Music
/ May 19, 2022
As we wind down our spring semester, Harmanny Music Education is taking the time to highlight students in the studio....
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Student Highlight– Derek M.
Harmanny Music
/ May 18, 2022
Harmanny Music Education has so many amazing students, and as we wind down our semester, it's time to highlight them....
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Student Highlight– Olivia R.
Harmanny Music
/ May 17, 2022
As we wind down our Spring semester, Harmanny Music Education is overjoyed to highlight some of the awesome students in...
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Student Highlight–Dominic B.
Harmanny Music
/ May 16, 2022
Harmanny Music Education has many amazing and outstanding students. As we're winding down our semester, it is fun to highlight...
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Student Highlight– Elliot M
Harmanny Music
/ May 15, 2022
As we wind down our 2nd semester of lessons, Harmanny Music Education is taking time to highlight students and how...
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The Barber of Seville
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECiDw7x5Uns On February 20th, 1816, the opera “The Barber of Seville” premiered in Rome. Watch the video to find out more about this opera that you didn’t know that you knew parts of!
Why do I teach music?
Why do I teach music? It’s a question I’ve been asked, and it’s definitely a question that I’ve asked myself. The most practical answer is….it’s what I have a degree in, and I probably need to feel justified in using the education that I’m still paying for 22 years after the fact. But, it’s much…
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