I made some hand-shaped stickers that I thought I could stick in my students' music in order to give them an easy visual reminder to look at their palms while playing. During my last lesson I decided to affix one of the stickers to my music stand. It didn't stay in place, so I stuck it onto an index card, which I clipped to the music stand.
It's my stand hand.
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In this capacity it is useful for all occasions. It can be clipped to the stand itself or to a piece of music that is on a music stand.
I'm giving the stickers I made to all my violin and viola students! And I'm sharing the idea here.
You can find a PDF to print on sheets of sticker paper here!
(And for an updated version with clefs, go here.)
4 comments:
A good idea for guitarists, too. Thank you. I will try it out this afternoon.
Let me know how it goes!
In 6 short term, it worked. We will see what happens in the coming weeks. Thanks, again.
Not "6", "the", obviously.
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