Linda Akre "the Music Teacher"

The relationships built thoughout the years as a member of MTNA Music Teachers National Association has been a tremendous help in continuing to thrive as a music teacher during the pandemic. MTNA national CAPMT state RSBCC local associations not only in support programs and professional development, but have especially been supportive and innovative though this social distance and isolation period. It is helpful while we convened in our online meetings just a little real and ...personal small talk with real people with real feedback of those going through the same. We developed our studios. (See article) Paving the way with the programs in a virtual meeting regularly with our local RSBCC Riverside San Bernardino County Chapter. Our friends in FB group say get ready to go online with virtual studios. Discussions and new ideas of our direction in CAPMT for the best direction for our local student and their education. It has been a great pleasure being a part of the group of dedicated music instructors who have the students best interest in mind. Its not just about winning competitions but more about how can I survive as a American Music Teacher at this time? It is essential to keep our students engaged during the pandemic. My studio continues focus on our local community in Rancho Cucamonga music teacher in an online classroom. Though things went dark and slow for a moment. For now, Mission acomplished! With all the right tools I am contributing myself and my time to provide a place where students learn. Thank you for your continued support and interest in music education. Linda Akre Linda.akre.net

Music making, music listening, meditation and silence. This is truly where my mind grows. It’s not the challenges alone, It is not the storm. It is not solitude. It’s all of these forces working together. linda.akre.net

What does our future look like in the music class room? Who knew? You know there's some things that will never change in teaching techniques and learning. There are those things that work and those things that don't. If you have the time I have the patience. I have always felt that music education is best recieved by a unique personal feedback from a trained instructor. If you are interested in learning a musical instrument today. Please call 909-987-7709. Linda Akre studio is no longer limited to location as before the pandemic. Now additionally offering online classes in piano, guitar, voice. It's always best to seek out the professional trained in music education to lead you the right way, and also the most efficient way of learning. The lessons remain a personal feedback of your progress. Enjoy! Making music fun!

Today I'm grateful for adapting. Grateful for the creative innovative being inside me that says I can do this! Today I'm grateful for the people surrounding me who show thoughtfulness and kindness in difficult times. Thank you to all those who are committed to their music and learning through these unusual times. http://linda.akre.net/contact/

Join us this Sunday, February 9th at 2:30p in the Chaffey College Theatre for Music Together: an Afternoon of Chamber Music. This event is free and open to the ...public. @ Chaffey College Dr. Minji Noh Lee, head of the Chaffey Music Department's Piano Program, will be joined by internationally-renowned musicians Michael Yoshimi (clarinet) and Marek Szpakiewicz (cello) in an afternoon filled with chamber music works by Bernstein, Brahms, and Piazzolla. The event is free and open to the public.

Music transforms our soul! Kodi-Lee on America's Got Talent! Congratulations to he and the music teacher Yiyi ku that has helped him to unvale his amazing talent. https://youtu.be/pDPdRYF7hTQ

Happy Holidays! Building a better future through music. The message lifts up our spirit. If we all just choose. If we work together like a well written symphony in harmony we can make this world a better place. Happy New Year!

My daughter and I went to this a couple years ago. It was amazing. Beautiful event with awesome talent.