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258 items found for "more to start fewer to quit"

  • Creative Ideas for Recruitment [Relate to New Students and Other Educators]

    You want to be a pop star? Awesome! Ed Services team today These recruitment tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

  • Being Flexible is the Key to Student Retention [Keep Things Positive]

    our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

  • ATTN: Music Directors - It's Never Too Early To Plan Ahead [Helpful Ideas]

    Start planning what music you want to perform with your groups in the spring now.  the scores — this foresight allows you more time to order any mutes or percussion equipment that you It also allows more time to think of and create any supplemental materials that could help you teach home with students over vacation in the event they want to pick up their instruments and get a jump start to Start, Fewer to Quit"  a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

  • Retention Efforts are Important Year Round for Music Students [Connection, connection, connection]

    More Than Just Keeping Count I keep a “Feel Good File.” More concerts, more notes handed out, and a tradition was created. One sophomore nearly quit but stayed after a heartfelt note on their program. Selfishly, though, the notes were getting more cumbersome to write. to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

  • Teacher Appreciation Week Starts Monday 🍎🎶

    Treat your favorite music teacher to an IMC Gift! If we know one thing it's that music teachers are the Yodas, the Gandalfs, the Professor Xs of the music industry. They introduce musicians to their first instrument, help them hone their skills, and mentor them through their musical journey. That's a tall order, and we know just the way to show them we're grateful. IMC has gift cards available in $20, $50, and $100 increments online, but if you're looking for something custom drop by the store to browse our selection, give us a call, or text us at 520-733-7334

  • Recruitment Event Activities [How to Engage Prospective Students]

    In this article we'll explore three more actions you can take this week to prepare yourself to start "Make your beginning music recruitment events more Instagram worthy!  Start by giving the event itself a more hyped-up name or connective theme. "As you recruit students for the start of the year, the aspect of personal communication cannot be overemphasized to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

  • What if my kid wants to quit music? [Rental Instruments]

    Get started Talk it through It might be worth asking why the change of heart. It's possible there's something that needs to be adjusted somewhere else that's causing overwhelm, and quitting Have more questions about our rental process? Visit our rental page

  • Teacher Feature - Crystal Stark

    Crystal Stark (she/her/hers) is an American Idol semi-finalist and award-winning recording artist. Connecting personally with each student, and watching their confidence grow as they start achieving their

  • How to Maintain your New Euphonium [5 Tips]

    Slide Maintenance Proper Storage Regular Checkups Want to shop for mutes, oils, cleaning supplies and more You can find those here Learn more about how each of these recommendations can help you extend the lifespan play and emptying your spit valves are good first steps, but nothing helps keep your euphonium playing quite Oil your valves as needed if you start feeling resistance, but don't over-oil as this can gum up the Slide Maintenance: If you start to notice your slides feel dry or don't move as easily as usual, apply

  • How to Maintain Your New Clarinet [5 Easy Tips]

    Moisture Oiling Proper Storage Regular Checkups Want to shop for cases, oils, cleaning supplies and more Regular Cleaning: Wiping down your clarinet with a clean cloth each time you play is a great start, but nothing helps keep your clarinet playing quite like a thorough cleaning. Oil your key mechanisms as needed if you start feeling resistance when pressing down keys, but don't out of adjustment, result in a buildup of debris inside the clarinet, and more.

  • How to Maintain your New Flute [5 Ways]

    Moisture Oiling Proper Storage Regular Checkups Want to shop for cases, oils, cleaning supplies and more Regular Cleaning: Wiping down your flute with a clean cloth each time you play is a great start, but nothing helps keep your flute playing quite like a thorough cleaning. Oil your key mechanisms as needed if you start feeling resistance when pressing down keys, but don't of adjustment, result in a buildup of debris inside the flute, and more.

  • How to Maintain Your Tenor Saxophone [5 Tips]

    Moisture Oiling Proper Storage Regular Checkups Want to shop for cases, oils, cleaning supplies and more Regular Cleaning: Wiping down your tenor sax with a clean cloth each time you play is a great start, but nothing helps keep your saxophone playing quite like a thorough cleaning. Oil your key mechanisms as needed if you start feeling resistance when pressing down keys, but don't to fall out of adjustment, result in a buildup of debris inside the saxophone, and more.

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