Subject areas
We categorise everything we work on into a topic area. Each area contains different offers that are tailored to different instrument groups and users. Browse through the different categories and find exactly what you need for your progress and goals - according to your needs! Find out below what is important to us.
At a glance
Helpers
Accessories can bring decisive advantages. We recommend a selection of helpers.
Win-win effects
Integrating
the body
We ask ourselves how ‘body’ and ‘practice’ can complement each other even better
Think differently
Sense of
rhythm stability
We ask ourselves how rhythmic stability, playing technique and musicality can be favourably combined
Immediate
Our ideas pursue three goals: high effectiveness, healthy and gentle practising and a direct and immediate link to the actual instrumental practising. Ideally, they can be seamlessly integrated into the practice process without any additional transfer effort.
Approach
Our approach is practice-orientated: Trying out, observing, adapting and discarding take up a great deal of our time. This gives rise to ideas that we develop further and prepare for testing for various instrument groups.
Sharing
As soon as something is finalised, we make it publicly available - either as a publication or workshop. However, the topic is usually not finalised, however is developed further and also sometimes transferred to other instrumental groups.
ema Musik Beginner's lessons
As a now independent subject area, we are making an important transfer ourselves. We ask ourselves how previous results and experiences can be better integrated into the initial lessons and how this can be combined with existing methods and approaches.