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Video is not a substitute for a private music teacher, but it is an excellent tool that can enhance private music lessons—whether face-to-face or online. MusicTeacherNotes' video clipping feature helps students engage in deliberate practice by focusing on specific parts of a song.
Once a video is uploaded to a student’s Private Library, it can be split into multiple shorter clips. For example, if a student wants to practice only a few measures of a long song their teacher demonstrated, they can create a clip of just that section. To do this, open the video and click the “Customize this video” option.
Teachers can also use these video tools to provide creative piano teaching ideas and other instrumental practice strategies. For instance, a teacher could record themselves playing the teacher’s part of a duet, then share the video with the student. The student can play along with it at home, repeating the clip as many times as needed.
Bottom line: MusicTeacherNotes’ video features give teachers and students flexible ways to extend lessons beyond the classroom, making practice more engaging, structured, and effective.
