The RED Blog
How to Practice Your Music with People at Home
Practicing can definitely be a struggle—and I hear you. I hear you, because I struggle too. Sometimes it’s just a general motivation that we need, a general kick-in-the-butt. In this article, I discuss some of the struggles that we have with practicing, and some tips that can help with those struggles.
What It’s Like Being a Performer During the Pandemic
Being a performer during a pandemic is incredibly challenging. I feel extremely grateful to have the music school, because I know that some of my colleagues who are just performers are waiting for an unemployment check every month. In this article, I will talk about...
Five Ways to Support Your Balance: Managing Responsibilities to Find Your Balance and Live a Happier Life
Sometimes you might feel guilty that you’re not doing the very best work that you could do. Sometimes, you might be frustrated that you’re not being the best parent, best spouse… but how can you possibly when you’re trying to do it all, all of the time? Read on for...
Finding Your Motivation In Quarantine: Rising Up Amidst the Negativity
This article is based on a video that I recorded a while ago at the beginning of quarantine, for students. This was right when they found out that the school was gonna be online for the rest of the semester when things were shutting down. And they were super...
How to Get Out of a Rut in Practicing Your Music Pieces
We practice our pieces a lot. And sometimes in practicing our pieces so much, we get sick and tired of them. In this article, I talk about what to do when you get tired of your music, and an effective practice method that I teach that can be very helpful to truly make...
My Favorite Moments in my Career as a Music Teacher
Being a music teacher is a beautiful blessing and I have gotten so much fulfillment from teaching. In this article, I write about the history of my teaching, how I became a music teacher, and how the music school came about. I discuss some of my favorite moments in...
How Teaching Music Changed My Life
I love teaching. When I was growing up, I had a music teacher who was an amazing impact on my life growing up. He was so much more than just a music teacher. He taught me so many things about music, music theory and singing, and everything that I could possibly know. He was my foundation for that.
6 Best Educational Music Apps in 2020
In the past few years, music teachers have found new ways of engaging students in learning. Fruits of their labors have been some interesting mobile apps. Here's a list of the best educational music apps that we found with the highest ratings and the app's author's...
Studio opening, Summer and fall, Broadway auditions
Please read this post carefully—it's full of information regarding: Studio opening back up, Summer Semester, Sweet deals for the fall, Broadway auditions, and more! For parents or adults subscribed to our newsletter: kindly check your e-mails as we have sent you a...
Health Code Laws and Requirements for RED School of Music
Studio reopening As of May 12, we are permitted to open the studio again. We will be taking extra precautionary measures to deep clean and sanitize the studio and plan to open June 1st, 2020. Safety Guidelines for lessons at Red School of Music All teachers are...