Tuesday, June 21, 2016 by Chrissy Misso | Challenge

Summer is here again!!  This is what is on this year's docket:

• Chrissy’s Studio:
  • Running from June 21 ^st to September 5 ^th , 2016, whoever earns the most stars on Piano Maestro will get a special gift!
  • Please give priority to your home challenges!
• JoyTunes Sponsored:
  • During the month of July, a new song will be released each week, if you earn three (3) stars on the song, you will be entered in the JoyTunes drawing for a prize
  • In PM, go to the library, songs, type, and select Summer Camp (there will likely be some “leftovers” from last year’s)

• For every 10 minutes you put on your practice chart, you will get to colour in one square
• There is a key at the top of each page – cross off boxes as you colour them in
• You have until our last SUMMER lesson to finish! (by 9/2/16)
• Finish both pictures, and you get a bonus too!

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Wednesday, June 1, 2016 by Chrissy Misso | Schedule

Hi Everyone!

Summer is fast approaching!  I have the summer schedule out; PLEASE make sure your lesson slot works still!

If you are new to the studio, please fill out the registration page, and I will contact you about scheduling.

Also, stay tuned PM fans!  Summer Camp (sponsored by JoyTunes) will be back for the month of July!

The intra-studio competition/game has yet to be determined...if you have any requests, let me know!

Thanks!

(Hope you are enjoying the warm weather!)

♮chrissy

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Sunday, April 17, 2016 by Chrissy Misso | music history

What instrument(s) do you think of when you think of BIG music?!?   What is the biggest instrument you've seen?

Ever wondered if there is something bigger out there?  Check out the BIG edition of the JoyTunes blog HERE

♮Chrissy

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Friday, March 11, 2016 by Chrissy Misso | music history

Did you know:

Music has long been a part of human nature -- even before we had civilisations!!  Instruments made of ivory and bone, cave paintings showing music and dance, and more have been found by archaeologists!  There are even fragments of musical compositions that have survived from Ancient Mesopotamia and full pieces from Ancient Greece.

Satisfy more of your music history geek here: What is the Oldest Known Piece of Music?

♮chrissy

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