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#111 New 100-Day IRISH themed Practicing Challenge to Inspire Your Young Musician
By Christy | Practicing Pro www.ScotiaSuzuki.org As a music teacher and the owner of a big music school, I've seen firsthand the struggles that students and parents face when it comes to consistent, effective practicing. Whether finding the time, creating a routine, or keeping practice sessions engaging, the required daily practice for music lessons can sometimes feel more like a chore than a joy. That's why I'm so excited to share a new 100-day practicing challenge I've cre

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#110 Keeping Your Teen Musicians Motivated: Navigating any Challenging Years
By Christy | the Practicing Pro www.ScotiaSuzuki.org Remember that bright-eyed young violinist who couldn't wait for practice time (at least most days)? Now they are teens, and suddenly getting them to pick up their instrument some days feels like moving mountains. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. As both a teacher and mentor to other teachers, parents and teen musicians, I've seen this transformation happen - and I've learned how to help young people stay connect

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Blog #109 From “I Want” to “I Give”: Sharing Music as a Gift at Christmas
By Christy | the Practicing Pro www.ScotiaSuzuki.org The holidays often revolve around wish lists and surprises under the tree, but what if we shifted the focus this season? By using your child’s hard-earned musical skills as a way to give to others, you can nurture not only their talent but also their gratitude and joy in sharing. When children practice their instruments daily, they aren’t just improving their technique—they’re creating something special. Encouraging them to

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