AUSTA TAS Big Bow Workshop 2018
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Yvonne Moore & Shannon Luk
Yvonne Moore & Shannon Luk (Simply for Strings) Keep it Clean: How to care and maintain your stringed instrument This session is sponsored by Simply for Strings Session: Our Care and Maintenance workshops are a fun, engaging and hands-on way to learn how to care for your string instrument! Full of interaction, encouragement and Q&A, these sessions are a fun way for teachers to become even more involved with their instruments and value-adding to their musical journey. Just like cars, string instruments require 6 and 12-month service maintenance to ensure they continue working and moving efficiently and effectively. In conjunction…
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Bethany Nottage
Bethany Nottage Session 1.3: Using 3D Resources to Teach Beginner Strings Session: Teaching beginner strings to young students within a small group presents challenges in establishing relaxed left and right hands. I have two life-size skeleton joint models of the human hand to show the 27 bones. When I teach the position of the left hand on the violin or viola, I move the model to show what happens to the fingers if the wrist is bent or touching the neck of the instrument. The teaching point is that the fingertips can not reach the strings, the notes will not…
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Laura Carr
Laura Carr Session 2.2: Teachers’ Toolkit for Early Childhood Teaching Session Time: Sunday July 3, 12.00 Session: Are you on the lookout for innovative, meaningful and playful ways to engage with your younger learners? If your goals are to nurture, inspire and connect with your students, this practical workshop will give you a number of tools which you can implement straightaway in your teaching. Underpinned with quality pedagogy and understanding our students’ needs, we will focus on mind and body warm-ups and bowing basics during this session. The mind and body warm-ups will help children self-regulate, create an awareness of…