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Annapolis Music Therapy is Relocating to Riva Rd!

June 16, 2022 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

Annapolis Music Therapy New Location The Offices at Riva 2568A Riva Road Suite 103 Annapolis MD 21401 Open House Sunday July 10th 1-4pm Come check out our new space! Official ribbon cutting ceremony, crafts and coloring, food and games, instrument exploration, live music, a quiet / sensory room
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Our move date is official and we couldn’t be more thrilled!

Come join us on Sunday, July 10th for an Open House, from 1-4pm!

First day for clients at the new location will begin Monday, July 11th.

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Annapolis Music Therapy is Hiring!

May 20, 2022 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

  • Starting $24-$30 per hour based on training and experience. This rate applies for all work completed on the timeclock, including: direct service, session prep and documentation, driving, administrative duties (phone calls/emails with clients, supervisors and coworkers), supervision and staff meetings.   
  •  Minimum hours offered is 20 per week. Full Time is considered 30-40 hours per week. Total number of hours available to work each week may vary based on contract availability or cancelations. Full Time positions receiving health insurance benefits are required to work a minimum 30 hours per week. 
  • Employee Benefits: 
    • Paid Time Off: starts accruing after three months. First year, 1 hour per every 40 hours worked; Second year, 1 hour per every 30 hours worked; Third year and thereafter, 1 hour per every 20 hours worked. PTO hours are flexible and can be used toward vacations, illness, mental health days, etc. 
    • Travel Reimbursement: $0.585 per mile (max amount by federal law to reimburse as non-taxable income) between all locations between the first and last sessions of the work day. 
    • Professional Dues and Fees: CBMT dues and State of Maryland licensure fees, covered annually. 
    • Instrument Allowance: and access to our clinic’s wide variety of shared instruments and session planning resources. 
    • Internal Supervision: one hour weekly meetings with direct supervisor. 
    • CMTEs and/or External Supervision: $600 annual allowance to be used at employee’s discretion between External Supervision or CMTEs. 
      • External Supervision Employees may seek professional supervision that is outside of AMT clinical supervisors’ experience, identity, or expertise. 
      • Employees can choose CMTEs offered online, or use up to $600 toward the cost of attending music therapy conferences or toward graduate level course credits. 
  •  Full Time employment benefits include: 
    • Insurance: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life 
    • Retirement: with employer contribution

  • This position is right for you if:
    •  You are committed to working with clients in a relationship-centered framework.
    •  You are a skilled clinical musician, strong in multiple instruments which may include digital music. Some of our clients receive adapted piano, voice or guitar lessons. 
    •  You currently (or are willing to) live and travel within the Baltimore/Annapolis corridor of Maryland. 
    •  You enjoy working with participants with varying lived experiences and enjoy a variety of clinical settings­ including schools, in-clinic, assisted living, group homes, and other contracts in the community.
    •  You are flexible and willing to work afternoon/evening hours and potentially on Saturdays. 
    • You are willing to work as a part of a small team of mutually flexible professionals to accommodate client needs to the best of our abilities.
    • You are a dependable, responsible team player who wants to contribute to the growth of a private practice. 
    • You are interested in growing your leadership skills and have a sense of the direction you want to go professionally in your career. 
    • Your communication skills in clinical writing, email and phone calls are concise, honest, punctual and professional.   
    • You are willing to go through the Maryland state licensing process and maintain this credential. 
  • This position may not be right for you if:
    • You are looking to quickly establish your own private practice. 
    • If you do not have reliable transportation or are not willing to travel between clients throughout your work day.

Qualifications:​​ MT-­BC credentials, or immediately qualified to take the CBMT exam. Must obtain LPMT Maryland state license before working directly with clients. Previous clinical experience is preferred. In addition to excellent musicianship, the successful candidate must possess excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills and a strong desire to work with children and adults in a variety of settings. Reliable transportation and a working cell phone are required.

Pay Transparency:

Tenure with AMT (length of time credentialed and level of training also factored)Hourly RateAnnual Pay ( opportunity to work 2080 annually = 40 hours per week at 26 pay periods per year)
1-5 years$24-$28$49,920-$58,240
6-10 years$29-$33$60,320-$68,640
11-15 years$34-$38 $70,720-$79,040

Here is a link to the 2021 AMTA workforce analysis survey, and for the sake of convenience, below is a screenshot of page 21 of this document, for anyone who may find this of interest.

To apply, please submit your resume at this Indeed listing. Thanks!

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Music and Wellness for Teens

January 15, 2021 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

Announcing new music classes for teens in 2021! These are one time classes that allow teens to learn how music can be used an effective coping tool.

Led by a Board Certified Music Therapist with expertise in mental health music therapy approaches, these classes are designed to be informative, providing practical ways to use music for coping with stress and anxiety.

Classes are $25 per person. Sliding scale options are available, so please reach out to us if cost is a barrier.

Sign up here

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Mental Health, Music Classes, Teens

What if 2020 isn’t cancelled?

December 22, 2020 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

What if 2020 isn’t cancelled?

What if 2020 is the year we’ve all been waiting for?

A year so painful, so uncomfortable, so scary, so raw–

That it finally forces us to grow.

A year that screams so loud, finally awakening us

From our ignorant slumber.

A year we finally accept the need for change.

Declare change. Work for change. Become the change.

A year we finally band together, instead of pushing each other further apart.

2020 isn’t cancelled, but rather, 

The most important year of all.

-Leslie Dwight

We are near the end of an incredibly challenging year. This year has been inundated with events that have gone beyond our control. We have been in a constant state of grief, through a global pandemic, a loneliness epidemic, and ongoing civil unrest and fight for restorative justice in BIPOC communities. All of this directly impacts mental health, and has us continuing to remind ourselves of how important self-care is.

The New Year often represents reflection of this past calendar year, coupled with goals, dreams, and hopes for what is to come. But with this year that we have, how is 2021 really going to be? Where do we go from here? Can we even plan for anything?!

The only thing that I am certain of is how much I don’t know. This is not only a mantra that I have come to peace with personally, but it is also how I often see the lived experiences of my clients. Even with my fancy continuing education training and letters behind my name, I come at peace with not knowing all of the answers. My role as a therapist is to be with my clients side-by-side on their journey through coping and emotional processing, learning alongside them, especially in a year when there are so many unknowns.

To return back to this quote by Leslie Dwight. What if through this uncertainty, this discomfort, we learn to grow, to lean in, to be more connected with one another? In fact, discomfort often needs to happen in an effort to fully change. As we move through the end of 2020, I don’t have answers, but I do have some questions for you to reflect on, to provide a space for hope, and even for your acknowledgment of your own resilience:
What were some new experiences that at this point feel like second nature? For some, perhaps this answer (and is personally my answer) is to finally be one with technology, especially in trying to make connections with folx virtually. Maybe for others, it is more about wearing a mask regularly in the workplace. Whatever it is, identify it, and have space to acknowledge your own ability to adapt.

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10 Singable Books by Black Authors

June 5, 2020 by Annapolis Music Therapy Leave a Comment

Written by Zoe Levine, MT-BC & Kerry Devlin, MMT, MT-BC

Singable books are a staple in many music therapists’ toolkits, but upon inspection of our collections we realized that even the books we owned featuring BIPOC characters were primarily written by white people. There are so many incredible singable books written by Black authors with lived experience, and these books should be prioritized in therapeutic spaces and on our personal bookshelves.

While this blog post seeks to focus on Black authors, we acknowledge that identities are intersectional and not always apparent. These authors may claim the identities of biracial, multiracial, or another racial identity entirely.

The 10 books below were identified as “singable” based on rhyming text or having a predictable rhythmic pattern. They also have limited text compared to some extended rhyming books that may be more challenging to set to music. Some are based on songs with existing melodies, but many could be paired with melodies from other songs or original, music therapist-created melodies. If you’re looking for more non-singable books to supplement your library, check out this list of children’s books by Black authors. We also encourage you to consider additional curated booklists for children, such as those created by Ashay By the Bay and Embrace Race. 

If you purchase a book, please prioritize Black owned bookstores. There are so many, but if you cannot find what you need there, we encourage you to use a local bookstore. Many are currently donating a portion of their profits to Black led organizations. If you absolutely cannot find what you need at an independent retailer, use AmazonSmile instead of Amazon and set your supported organization to non-profits such as the NAACP or Minnesota Freedom Fund. 

The books below are listed in alphabetical order. This is not a ranking of books, as they are all equally important. It is also important for us to note that this is in no way an all-encompassing list; we hope you’ll let us know what books we’ve missed, and plan to continue creating singable booklists in the near future. 

Antiracist Baby by Ibram X Kendi

This book is still in preorder, but we do know it rhymes! From the author of How to Be an Antiracist comes Antiracist Baby, a board book outlining 9 steps to begin dismantling racism. The book is illustrated by Ashley Lukashevsky, a prolific political artist and POC.

 

 

Brown boy, Brown boy, What Can you Be? By Ameshia Arthur 

This book follows a young boy as he explores all the exciting career options available to him. Words like “horticulturalist” mean this may be better suited for slightly older clients/students, but the bright illustrations and predictable refrain make it attractive to learners of all ages. (Please select the non-profit of your choice if purchasing through Amazon Smile.)

 

Brown Boy Joy by Thomishia Booker, LCSW, EdDCP

The Hey, Carter! Book Series is full of books based on Tomishia Booker’s own son. With her Masters in Social Work and Doctorate in Education Counseling Psychology and a background in Early Childhood Mental Health, Tomishia brings a wealth of experience to this sweet rhyming book about the beauty of being a brown boy.

 

Every Little Thing by Cedella Marley & Bob Marley, Illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton

This is one of our most used books in school based music therapy. There are so many opportunities to address “wh” questions, and it follows the pattern of Bob Marley’s original song (with lyrics changed in the verses), so you don’t have to come up with a melody. Cedella Marley’s adaptation of “One Love” is also a must have. 

 

I Believe I Can by Grace Byers, Illustrated by Keturah A. Bobo

Written by the author of “I Am Enough”, this book provides a series of positive affirmations for children and their parents. “My presence matters in this world. My life is worthy; there’s a plan. I know I can do anything.” 

 

 

Lullaby (For a Black Mother) by Langston Hughes, Illustrated by Sean Qualls

While this book does not rhyme, its poetic nature and natural reading rhythm lend themselves to singing and snuggling.

 

 

 

Nighttime Symphony by Timbaland and Christopher Myers

In this collaboration by musician and producer Timbaland and artist Christopher Myers, a rhyming bedtime story describes the sounds of a storm that slowly help a little one fall asleep. We suggest pairing this story with ambient instruments, like a rainstick or thunder tube, to use as a cool down experience. 

 

 

This Little Light of Mine by Public Domain & E.B. Lewis

This book pairs text from a well-known spiritual with beautiful illustrations of a Black boy and his family. We envision using this story as a conversation starter for children to celebrate their unique personhood and what “makes them shine”. A musical arrangement of the song is also included for easy playing.

 

 

Welcome to The Party by Gabrielle Union, Illustrated by Ashley Evans

This story is all about celebrating a new baby as they encounter the world for the first time. Meeting friends and family, eating, playing, taking a bath, snuggling, and dancing are just a few of the excitements this new baby experiences! Specific words are highlighted on each page, which lends itself nicely for use with early readers and students working on vocabulary, rhyming, and “wh” questions.

 

Whose Knees Are These? By Jabari Asim

This book is excellent for little ones learning body parts and body love. Bounce, pat, and find your right and left knees while singing along in a family-centered session or music class. 

 

 

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AMT’s AntiRacism Commitment

June 5, 2020 by Annapolis Music Therapy Leave a Comment

We urge you to take a moment to read Annapolis Music Therapy’s AntiRacism Commitment, which was developed collectively by the members of our team.
 
In the wake of the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, Annapolis Music Therapy Services affirms that our Black clients’, Black therapists’, and Black community members’ lives matter. Their trauma matters. These murders are the result of systematic violence by police perpetuated by a culture of racism and white supremacy prevalent in the United States.
 
While we strive to create inclusive therapy spaces, we as therapists are not separate and immune to the systems that have historically subjugated Black bodies, especially disabled Black bodies. Our team is now made up of Black, brown, disabled, LGBTQ+, and white therapists and students, which are identities that both intersect and differ from those of our clients. We know that we are limited by our perspective, but commit to listening to the voices of folx whose perspectives, identities, and lived experiences diverge from ours.
 
AMT acknowledges the history of generational racial wealth disparities stemming from slavery and colonialism that is preserved by racist hiring practices and lack of social supports. We will begin combatting this through the restructuring of our existing programs, which currently cater to affluent families with daytime flexibility and funds to support their engagement in therapeutic and leisure activities.
 
AMT will be taking clear action steps in response, which will immediately include, but are not limited to:
 
1. Providing our employees and students with access and exposure to educational resources in order to foster a lifelong commitment to antiracist learning and the dismantling of racist power structures
 
2. Exploring a sliding pay scale or flexible payment schedule for our programs, music therapy sessions, and music lessons
 
3. Expanding free programming to include events offered in the evening and weekend hours
 
4. Featuring the work of Black therapists, musicians, and authors on our website, social media pages, and in therapeutic spaces

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New Program in Annapolis: Musical Autist Troupe!

November 13, 2018 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

We’re so incredibly excited to connect our AMT families with Musical Autist Troupe: a NEW, exciting program hosted by our non-profit partner, The Musical Autist!

Led by a Board Certified Music Therapist, this inclusive group of school-aged children with and without disabilities will have the opportunity to build relationships while working toward performance opportunities. Previous music skills are a benefit, though not required. Mentor Musicians, ranging from high school/college interns to local performing artists, volunteer their time and musical expertise to help the Troupe rehearse and sound amazing!

Each week, time is spent together doing Song Shares, which can be either recorded (Spotify, YouTube, etc) or a piece that is performed live for the group. Participants and volunteers will explore and rehearse several songs that will be performed in spring events that are facilitated by The Musical Autist nonprofit, including Open Mic Nights in the Maryland Hall Cafe, Empowerment Jam Sessions, and TMA’s spring 2019 Sensory Friendly Concert at Peabody Conservatory!

Click here for low-cost registration & additional information about Musical Autist Troupe.

Check out Troupe’s recent performance:

Hear what group members LOVE about Troupe:

Learn more and register here!

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#MTadvocacy Month: What’s Your Advocacy Song?

January 17, 2018 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

January is Music Therapy Social Media Advocacy Month, and this year we are selecting and sharing songs that could serve as an advocacy song for our profession. Before choosing my song, I wanted to consider the American Music Therapy Association’s definition of an advocate. In their words, “a successful advocate is someone with passion and commitment to an idea, who tells a convincing story expressing their beliefs and passion.” With this in mind, I selected the song “Sing” originally by My Chemical Romance as my advocacy song of choice.

I believe the song showcases a passion for singing out in any circumstance, despite any adversity that may stand in the way. Music therapists similarly need to speak out to anyone who will listen to further inform the world about our profession. While music therapy has been an established, credentialed profession for many decades, many people still have not heard of music therapy or the many benefits it can provide. Through advocacy efforts, music therapists can continue to educate their communities and increase accessibility to music therapy services.

The chorus of the song mentions singing for all (the boys, the girls, the Deaf, the blind, to name a few). As music therapists, we should “sing” for, and more importantly, sing with, those who may have difficulty standing up for themselves. We advocate not only for our profession, but for the rights of our clients. Another stand-out section of the song comes in the second verse, where the band sings, “You’ve got to make the choice if the music drowns you out. And raise your voice every single time they try and shut your mouth.” Music therapists have to carry on with our advocacy efforts even when other professions, legislation, or members of the community may try to silence our words. Music therapists must persevere to continually speak up for the importance and validity of our profession.

I think “Sing” encapsulates this overall sentiment of standing up for your beliefs quite well. “Sing” was also covered on the hit show Glee, which provides a pop-style arrangement that further popularized the song. My Chemical Romance gives the song an alternative rock feel, and the intensity of the emotion behind the lyrics really shines through. I encourage you to listen to the full song from the link below!

Yours,

Valerie Kamen, Senior Intern

Filed Under: AMT interns, Board Certified Music Therapist, Music Therapy, Uncategorized Tagged With: MT Advocacy Month

Snow Day Song Round-Up

January 17, 2017 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

Here in Maryland, we’ve had our first snow of the year, but are still waiting for a real snow day! What’s better than snuggling up inside with your loved ones after a day of making snowman and throwing snowballs? This week, AMT is sharing the soundtrack for your next snow day.

Snow Day (Toby Lightman)

Winter Wonderland/Don’t Worry, Be Happy (Pentatonix ft. Tori Kelly)

Marshmallow World (Dean Martin)

Winter (Vivaldi)

The Snow is Dancing (Debussy)

Polar Bear (Justin Roberts)

Have any songs to add to our snow day round-up? Let us know and we’ll add them to our list!

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Sing & Sign: Jingle Bells

December 21, 2016 by CJ Shiloh Leave a Comment

This week, AMT’s intern Anissa is sharing her #simplysigned version of Jingle Bells! We recommend making your own DIY jingle bells, then listening to a recording or singing acapella as you sign together.

Wishing you a happy holiday season filled with music and cheer! We’ll see you in 2017.

Keep singing and signing,

Anissa & Kerry

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🚨We are moving!🚨 Come join us on Sunday, Ju 🚨We are moving!🚨

Come join us on Sunday, July 10th for an Open House, from 1-4pm!

First day for clients at the new location will begin Monday, July 11th.

Image Description: A flyer showing a building with "The Offices at Riva" written at the top, with the AMT logo next to the image, and a photo collage of past and present AMT staff working with kids and older adults in different music settings. There is text that reads: New Location! The offices at Riva 2568A Riva Road Suite 103 Annapolis MD 21401. Open House Sunday July 10th 1-4pm. Come check out our new space! *bullet list*: official ribbon cutting ceremony, Crafts and Coloring, Food and Games, Instrument exploration, Live music, A quiet/sensory room.
Amelia Appreciate Week: Day 5 “In a cookie cut Amelia Appreciate Week: Day 5 

“In a cookie cutter world, she most certainly is a macaroon- always bringing SO much creativity and fun both in and outside of musical spaces! Keep being your creative, amazing, non cookie cutter self, my friend!”
- Mikaila Vieyra 

ID: a pale yellow background with a photo of Amelia, Mikaila, and another young adult female wearing face masks. they are standing under a neon sign that reads “In a cookie cutter world, be a macaron”
Day 4 of Amelia Appreciation week! ID 1: Amelia Day 4 of Amelia Appreciation week! 

ID 1: Amelia holding a white board with a music staff and piano keys on it. She is standing in front of drums on the floor. Each drum is upside down and there are bean bags scattered around the room and in the drums

ID 2: A drum with home made "Musical go fish" cards on it. There is a boy seated (face not seen) and hands holding some cards with the music note side of the cards showing to the camera

ID 3: A colorful drawing on the floor. There are images of flowers, shapes, waves, and other colorful doodles all over the page
Join Naomi for this fun filled weekly camp experie Join Naomi for this fun filled weekly camp experience!

Image description: a cartoon of 5 young children playing instruments in a circle. Text reads “Mysic Makers Camp. July 5-August 2nd. Tuesdays 12-2. Ages 6-10. Location: Maryland Hall 801 Chase st, Annapolis, MD. Weekly community music therapy groups for elementary age students with and without disabilities. Class time will be spent in group activities such as singing, dancing, instrument play, and crafts. High school and college age students will be assisting so every student is fully supported.
#SummerCampAnnapolis #Annapolis #MarylandHall #InclusiveSummerCamp #AnnapolisSummerCamps
"Amelia enters every space with such joy and enthu "Amelia enters every space with such joy and enthusiasm and it was a pleasure to celebrate her hard work with her in the graduation celebration pictured above"
- Naomi Davis 

ID: Pale yellow background with text at the top reading: "Amelia Appreciation Week!". There is a photo under the text of Amelia and Naomi smiling infront of a wooden fence with one arm around each other. They are both wearing dresses and there is a floral boarder around the bottom of the photo
"Amelia had an immediate connection with this litt "Amelia had an immediate connection with this little guy and I know he will miss her. It has been so much fun watching her build relationships with so many amazing people these past few months and it's been a privelge making music with her <3" 
- Anissa Dominguez 

ID: Pale yellow background with text at the top reading: "Amelia Appreciation Week!". Under the text are 3 photos of Amelia playing guitar next to a young boy. He is kneeling at the neck of the guitar as Amelia plays in one photo, Laying down at the neck of the guitar with a lollipop drum in his hand and a chew in his mouth in the second photo, and standing up facing Amelia as she plays in the third photo.
We’re hiring. See the link in our link tree for We’re hiring. See the link in our link tree for more information! 

Image description: Black text on a white background with a yellow circle and music note. The text says “We’re hiring. $23-30 per hour. PTO. Travel reimbursement. CBMT dues and Maryland licensure fees. Benefits for full time employees. Internal & external supervision.”
🎉 Happy Amelia Appreciation Week! 🎉 Amelia 🎉 Happy Amelia Appreciation Week! 🎉

Amelia has been an amazing intern and has become a dear friend to us all here at AMT. We are so proud of her and this week we are going to show off all the amazing things she had done during her internship! 

Congratulation Amelia! 🎓

ID: Two photos on a pale yellow background. There is blue text at the top with pink backing that says "Amelia Apprecciation Week!". The two photos are below. Photo 1 has Amelia and another masked female laying on the floor with puzzle mats with yoga poses on them scattered around them. Between them is a puzzle mat with a "corpse pose" on it.  The second photo had both women facing eachother, holding hands, standing up with their legs spread and one knee bent. On the floor infront of them is a mat with the "worrior pose" on it.
☀️ New summer classes! ☀️ This will be o ☀️ New summer classes! ☀️ 

This will be offered as a hybrid in person and virtual class. 

🎧 Register now at marylandhall.org/classes

ID: an info graphic over a photo of a music studio. Text: intro to digital songwriting. July 6 to August 3. 12 to 1:30 PM. Ages 13 to 18. Location: 801 Chase St., Annapolis MD 21401. More details: interested in learning how modern day music artist create those amazing sounds in drum beats? Want to learn the basics on how to use those digital tools such as GarageBand, Soundtrap, and midi tools to write and record a song? Join us in engaging in group digital songwriting. We will work together to complete at least one class project throughout this fun five week class.
Our creative intern, Amelia, is mixing things up i Our creative intern, Amelia, is mixing things up in her piano lessons with a fun rhythm game! 

The student also created his own rhythms for the MT to play and he was very clever about it. (See photo 3) 😆

#musictherapy #pianolesson #rhythm 

ID 1: Amelia (a brunette female) pointing to 1 of 4 large drums. Each drum has a music note on it (quarter, 2 eighths, quarter, 2 eights). On the other side of the drums is a boy hitting rhythms sticks together 
ID 2: a different camera angle the a similar scene, but the MT (off camera) is also playing rhythm sticks, and the notes are different (quarter rest, quarter, quarter rest, eighth notes)
ID 3: the same scene but only the first drum has a note on it (a whole rest). The boy has his hands in his pockets.
Our exciting news is finally official! AMT is relo Our exciting news is finally official! AMT is relocating!! We are moving into the newly renovated Offices at Riva building, 3268A Riva Road, Suite 103, Annapolis MD 21401. This is near the intersection of Hwy 665 and only 5 minutes from our current location, where the Bayside Pediatrics office used to be. 
The move will occur somewhere mid-summer, exact date TBD. We will be more than quadrupling our space and we are thrilled! 

PicID: Photo of a 3 story corporate office building, with a yellow circle around the ground floor unit which will be AMT's new office suite.
I like to use apps and games as warmups before pla I like to use apps and games as warmups before playing piano. 
This cute app is called “Like a Dino!” 

-Anissa Dominguez LP-MT, MT-BC 

Video description:-a male individuals hand is visible. He is playing a game on an iPad. The game involves using your finger to move the cartoon dinosaur to catch the green bars as they come down the screen. The bars match the music

Audio Description: the game has a light, playful melody played with a piano and a recorder.
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