Inga Hope's guest appearances

Inga Hope

The Homeschool Solutions Show

Honey! I'm Homeschooling The Kids

Joyfully Homeschooling

Colleen Kessler

Julie Bogart

Monica Swanson

Charlotte Mason Homeschooling

Ann Karako

Marianne Sunderland

Amy Sloan

Cindy West

Jamie Erickson

Felicia Johnson

Pam Barnhill

Dachelle McVey

Lynna Sutherland

Monica Burns

Cindy Rollins

OwlTail

Today’s interview is with Inga Hope from Gentle Guitar. Inga and I are chatting today about music, homeschooling, the importance of introducing our kids to music, how we can do that even when we are not musically inclined and so much more. It is a super fun episode and helpful to me as I have one kiddo who loves music, and I can simply can not carry a tune.  Specific questions we discuss  music and homeschooling:  How can a busy homeschool mom add music into her day?  What are some ways to teach music to a variety of ages?  Public schools have band and choir, how can homeschoolers offer their kids traditional music and instrument lessons?  Also, she is offering a giveaway for my podcast listeners. If you have you have a 5 to 12-year-old who’s keen to learn a musical instrument, here’s your chance to find out whether your child is ready for music lessons!  ENTER TO WIN 3-FREE MUSIC LESSONS FOR KIDS AGES 5 to 12+  Giveaway ends May 30th  If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or review. These serve as a notice to iTunes that I’m not speaking to myself.  Not sure how to leave a review? Here are instructions for iTunes and Stitcher users. Show notes: https://www.findingjoyinthejourney.net/add-music/

Today’s interview is with Inga Hope from Gentle Guitar. Inga and I are chatting today about music, homeschooling, the importance of introducing our kids to music, how we can do that even when we are not musically inclined and so much more. It is a super fun episode and helpful to me as I have one kiddo who loves music, and I can simply can not carry a tune.  Specific questions we discuss  music and homeschooling: <ul> <li>How can a busy homeschool mom add music into her day? </li> <li>What are some ways to teach music to a variety of ages? </li> <li>Public schools have band and choir, how can homeschoolers offer their kids traditional music and instrument lessons?</li> </ul> Also, she is offering a giveaway for my podcast listeners. If you have you have a 5 to 12-year-old who’s keen to learn a musical instrument, here’s your chance to find out whether your child is ready for music lessons!  <a href="http://findingjoyinthejourney.net/music" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ENTER TO WIN 3-FREE MUSIC LESSONS FOR KIDS AGES 5 to 12+ </a> <a href="http://findingjoyinthejourney.net/music" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Giveaway ends May 30th </a> If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or review. These serve as a notice to iTunes that I’m not speaking to myself.  Not sure how to leave a review? Here are instructions for<a href="https://www.imore.com/how-rate-or-review-podcast-your-iphone-or-ipad" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> iTunes </a>and <a href="http://www.thenewmanpodcast.com/2013/07/how-to-leave-a-review-on-itunes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher</a> users. Show notes: <a href="https://www.findingjoyinthejourney.net/?p=10681&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.findingjoyinthejourney.net/add-music/</a>

JH109: How to Add Music to Your Homeschool with Inga Hope

"Music is one of the most powerful developmental activities on the planet."   Inga Hope lives and breathes music and her desire is to make teaching music to kids easier and more accessible. Inga is a trained guitar teacher, singer and songwriter. Her online guitar school, Gentle Guitar, reaches students across the world and her magazine, Music Ed, shares tips, inspiring stories and practical teaching tools for music. The Power of Learning Music At age 14 Inga realized music is her calling. But it wasn't until her 20's that she was finally able to connect with the right guitar teacher. The difference this teacher made was tremendous. Through the right teacher Inga began to understand the power of learning music and she became inspired and encouraged to begin teaching and sharing this gift with others.   Are you a parent that loves music? Or did you have an unhappy experience with music lessons when you were young? Are you unsure about how you can encourage music in your child? Do you want to know how to best support your child in learning music? Episode Highlights In this episode Inga walks us through her personal journey around music and how this shaped what she does now. Her stories and examples help to answer many of the questions that parents have around supporting their child in music. We talked about;   When to introduce your child to music lessons   The challenge of finding the right teacher and program   What kind of music lessons are right for your child   How to support your child's music learning at home   Why it's a good idea for parents to participate in their child's music lesson   The importance of music for kids   Why is repetition important in music   What inspires Inga as a musician   I love how Inga has found her passion and through it, her voice which she is using to reach people across the world. Inga understands that along with mentorship, it was her self direction and personal driving force that led her on the right path. Do you believe there is power in learning music? Resources Music Education Magazine https://www.gentleguitar.com/music-education-magazine/   Gentle Guitar https://www.gentleguitar.com/   Enjoy Inga's music https://ingahope.com/   If you would like to hear more about the power of joy and creativity, listen to my interview with Roya Dedeaux http://imhomeschooling.com/play-purpose-unschooling/ Support me through Patreon~ https://www.patreon.com/honeyimhomeschoolingthekidsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Music is one of the most powerful developmental activities on the planet." Inga Hope lives and breathes music and her desire is to make teaching music to kids easier and more accessible. Inga is a trained guitar teacher, singer and songwriter. Her online guitar school, Gentle Guitar, reaches students across the world and her magazine, Music Ed, shares tips, inspiring stories and practical teaching tools for music. The Power of Learning Music At age 14 Inga realized music is her calling. But it wasn't until her 20's that she was finally able to connect with the right guitar teacher. The difference this teacher made was tremendous. Through the right teacher Inga began to understand the power of learning music and she became inspired and encouraged to begin teaching and sharing this gift with others. Are you a parent that loves music? Or did you have an unhappy experience with music lessons when you were young? Are you unsure about how you can encourage music in your child? Do you want to know how to best support your child in learning music? Episode Highlights In this episode Inga walks us through her personal journey around music and how this shaped what she does now. Her stories and examples help to answer many of the questions that parents have around supporting their child in music. We talked about; When to introduce your child to music lessons The challenge of finding the right teacher and program What kind of music lessons are right for your child How to support your child's music learning at home Why it's a good idea for parents to participate in their child's music lesson The importance of music for kids Why is repetition important in music What inspires Inga as a musician I love how Inga has found her passion and through it, her voice which she is using to reach people across the world. Inga understands that along with mentorship, it was her self direction and personal driving force that led her on the right path. Do you believe there is power in learning music? Resources Music Education Magazine <a href="https://www.gentleguitar.com/music-education-magazine/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gentleguitar.com/music-education-magazine/</a> Gentle Guitar <a href="https://www.gentleguitar.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gentleguitar.com/</a> Enjoy Inga's music <a href="https://ingahope.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ingahope.com/</a> If you would like to hear more about the power of joy and creativity, listen to my interview with Roya Dedeaux <a href="http://imhomeschooling.com/play-purpose-unschooling/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://imhomeschooling.com/play-purpose-unschooling/</a> Support me through Patreon~ <a href="https://www.patreon.com/honeyimhomeschoolingthekids" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/honeyimhomeschoolingthekids</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

S4E66: The Power of Learning Music: Inga Hope

How many times have you heard the phrase that kids just can’t stick to an instrument long enough? Or that kids like to explore music but don’t like to commit to anyone instrument? As a music teacher, I hear this complaint all the time. I hear it from parents and I hear it from other music teachers. They just say things like “Oh well, the child quit again! They have a short attention span, that’s just how it is”. But I’m here to tell you “No – that’s not how it is”! It shouldn’t be that way. It’s a fallacy that kids can’t persevere with music or that they can’t stick to an instrument long enough. Absolutely not true. Listen or read more at https://www.gentleguitar.com/parent-role-in-music-education/

How many times have you heard the phrase that kids just can’t stick to an instrument long enough? Or that kids like to explore music but don’t like to commit to anyone instrument? As a music teacher, I hear this complaint all the time. I hear it from parents and I hear it from other music teachers. They just say things like “Oh well, the child quit again! They have a short attention span, that’s just how it is”. But I’m here to tell you “No – that’s not how it is”! It shouldn’t be that way. It’s a fallacy that kids can’t persevere with music or that they can’t stick to an instrument long enough. Absolutely not true. Listen or read more at <a href="https://www.gentleguitar.com/parent-role-in-music-education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gentleguitar.com/parent-role-in-music-education/</a>

HS 183 [AUDIOBLOG]: The Role of the Parent in Music Education by Inga Hope