Your Daily Music Lesson with Walt’

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I went to check out  Your Daily Music Lesson with Walt and forgot to come back and share this post!  If you know anyone that is looking for a music class, be sure to check out his site!   Here is a description of the site:

‘Your Daily Music Lesson with Walt’ is a Live and fully interactive online class where I teach students all around the world music, and answer their Music FAQ’s in Real-Time. It has a large dedicated fanbase and is growing rapidly.

The class is Free and broadcasted live weekdays from 6-8pm EST and has been viewed by over 61,000 students since its launch in the beginning of March with topics including guitar, piano, sightreading, interviews and more. There’s even a video archive recorded every day so students can easily catch up and watch what they missed.

The show has been a huge success and it’s even been featured in Mix Magazine (URL Below) =

http://mixonline.com/news/headline/graywave_free_onlinemusiclessons_2703/

This is a new experience more convenient than a classroom – it’s a tight community, but a less stressful environment. Every day I touches upon a new subject, where students can either join in on the chatroom, call into the show, or video conference into the show. I even posts a set schedule outlining what topics will be discussed in the days to come, and if the majority community demands to work on their sight reading, then I fits that into the schedule during class.

The class’ URL is= http://www.ustream.tv/channel/your-daily-music-lesson-with-walt

This entry was posted on May 11, 2008 at 9:23 am and is filed under Curriculum, Free Resources, Music, Supplemental, Websites. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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