Motivated by the Beat: Spin Class and Harp Practice
I’ve been trying out spin classes this past year.
Spinning. You know – as in indoor cycling?
One of my harp students in responsible. She invited me, attended along with …
Attend Concerts, Earn Free Lessons
Introducing the “Attend Concerts, Earn Free Lessons” program!
Effective May 16th, 2017
As my students have certainly heard me say, attending harp concerts and events is an important part of developing …
Stephanie Claussen Harp Studio Policy
Stephanie Claussen Studio Policy
1. Payment:
$30 per half hour lesson, $45 per 45-minute lesson, $60 per hour lesson
Payment by check is due at the first lesson of each month, …
If At First (You Feel Like) You Don’t Succeed…
The room swirled with girls in cute dresses and guys in slacks and suspenders: tennis-shoed young people dancing to the sounds of jazz. Last night I went swing dancing with …
Harp and Taekwondo | Comparative Essay
Written by special guest author Emma Dangers. Miss Dangers currently studies harp with Stephanie Claussen.
What do harp strings and board breaks have in common? On the surface, not much, until …
5 Amazing Intermediate Harp Music Books for Lever Harp
Updated!
Light so Brilliant: Christmas Carols and Tunes for Solo Harp
by Stephanie Claussen
My own arrangements of a variety of familiar and unfamiliar pieces. I incorporated rich textures to create a full …
19 Tips to Get Students to Practice (Part 2)
This is a follow-up from last year’s article, where I argued that intrinsic motivation is superior to extrinsic motivation when it comes to practicing. This week, I will list ideas …
February 2014 in Review – Top Music-Related News & Tips
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Can you believe the first month of the year is already behind us?
These news selections will be tailored specifically for you! Use this publication to stay updated on …
Get Students to Practice (Part 1) – Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivaton
My teacher Stephanie and I were discussing after one of my lessons, “How do you motivate student to practice their instrument?” I first thought back on my history of taking …