As lifelong learners, we get to discover new things, new people, and new ideas. We explore things that are new and unfamiliar, whether that’s reading a short biography about a composer or sight-reading a new piece; outlining a new learning sequence or figuring out how to use a new app.

But what does this look like as a music professional? Here’s a personal and practical look at what lifelong learning looks like for me in this season.

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Related resources:

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A Piano Teacher’s Legacy (Richard Chronister)

Sight-Reading and Rhythm Every Day series (Helen Marlais)

The Music Tree series (Frances Clark & Louise Goss)

Royal Conservatory of Music Syllabi

Milanote - the tool for organizing creative projects

forScore App for iPhone/iPad

Notability App for iPhone/iPad

Victure USB Webcam

How to Teach Music Lessons Online (+ Inside My Home Teaching Studio)

Four Reasons Why Playing Your Instrument for Fun is Vital to Your Music Career

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