What If You Could Show Your Students How To Love Practicing?
The Bulletproof Musician explains how to stop the “it sounded better at home” phenomenon.
Practice Hacks for Musicians Courseby Noa Kageyama
It’s no secret that to improve their musical skills, your students need to practice.
And practice well.
You hope that their home practice includes:
And practice well.
You hope that their home practice includes:
✔️ Focused analysis on their weaker areas
✔️ Careful repetition
✔️ Consistent playing throughout the week
But you know that it doesn’t.
✔️ Careful repetition
✔️ Consistent playing throughout the week
But you know that it doesn’t.
What actually happens is:
❌ Mindless repetition (with one eye on their phone)
❌ Crammed practice on the day of their lesson (hoping you won’t notice)
❌ Playing from the beginning to the end (crossing their fingers it’ll magically improve)
Why?
Because they don’t understand how to practice.
❌ Mindless repetition (with one eye on their phone)
❌ Crammed practice on the day of their lesson (hoping you won’t notice)
❌ Playing from the beginning to the end (crossing their fingers it’ll magically improve)
Why?
Because they don’t understand how to practice.
“Practice Hacks for Musicians by Noa Kageyama” will help you teach the art of effective practice.
Developing a productive practice strategy is about more than just the piece.
- When a student understands how to practice and get results
- They feel more inclined to practice
- Their piece improves
- They get a confidence boost
- And become more enthusiastic about playing
- So their love of music and overall enjoyment increases
The first step is helping them understand how to practice more effectively.
— Devi
Take the course for your students:
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Course Bonuses
Practice Partners
Email Series + Resource Packet
A done-for-you series of emails you can copy, paste and send to parents to help them support your student’s home practice.
Paige: Your Practice Coaching Companion
Ask any questions and get immediate advice from Paige, your custom Practice Coaching chat-bot built on the “Practice Hacks” course. She knows the course and practice inside out!
4 Week Practice Makeover for Music Teachers
Let us guide your practice routine for 4 weeks, providing you motivating prompts and repetition reminders to get the most out of your practice, and that of your students.
Who Is This Course For?
✅ New teachers looking for practice strategies to get started
✅ Established teachers searching for better ways to practice
✅ Teachers who are frustrated with their students’ lack of practice
✅ Musicians who want to level up their practice sessions
Learn from the expert – Noa Kageyama
Noa Kageyama is a performance psychologist and Julliard faculty member and is the performance psychology coach for the New World Symphony. Kageyama has degrees from Oberlin (BA, psychology), Juilliard (MM, violin performance) and Indiana University (MS/PhD, psychology).
Noa Kageyama specializes in teaching performing artists how to utilize sports psychology principles to more consistently demonstrate their full abilities under pressure.
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— Valerie