I was able to participate in a fabulous jazz recording session with Saxophonist, Jordan VanHemert and other talented musicians. Check out the film from this recording session. It was a blast to play this music! Film By:
Ariel Vincent Music By: John Klenner Arranged By: Jimmy Carroll Saxophone: Jordan VanHemert Conductor: Christopher Fashun Oboe: Aaron Wilbert Violin: Larissa Fall Violin: Becky Parks Violin: Madalyn Navis Viola: Claire Schaar Cello: Graeme Richmond Harp: Martha Waldvogel-Warren Piano: Ivan Akansiima Bass: Crystal Rebone Drums: Andy Wheelock Music Producer & Engineer: Ariel Vincent Assistant Engineers: Michael Pineda, Parker Billings, Miranda Craig, & Nils Fritjofson Camera Operators: Ariel Vincent, Ben Douma, Nils Fritjofson, Michael Pineda, & Parker Billings Filmed at Hope College in Holland, MI Equipment Provided by: Hope College Music Department & Hope College Communication Department For More, Visit: https://www.arielvincentmedia.com/ Check out the video on the Jordan VanHemert's Channel: https://youtu.be/3vRtXm1Mv_s
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This is my first 'Studio Sense' blog post. For 4 years now I have been teaching private lessons and have learned a bit about the art of teaching and keeping a studio/business. I hope these articles bring some helpful tips to the table for other teachers.
My first tip is about scheduling. With a full-time job, weekend gigs that pop up, and holidays it can be a bit tricky for teachers and families to keep a consistent private lesson schedule. One thing that has really helped me is Google Docs. This app gives you the ability to co-edit documents via the internet. Rather than asking each and every one of my students/parents separately about their availability for lessons I am able to ask them all at the same time. This limits back and forth trouble shooting and schedule overlap. The document updates in real time. I typically just write out the time blocks I have open, leave a name slot blank, create a 'shareable' link, and send this off with instructions to families. They are able to peruse the times and sign-up on the document. All others who view the document after them should be able to then see their selection and pick from the remaining openings. Pros: This app is free. Cons: Not everyone has a Google account so may need to set one up to use. Larissa |
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