Music Journal

The essential journal for all musicians, teachers and students to keep track of their progress.
A unique way to record your yearly progress.

Welcome. . .
The music Journal is the unique way to record your progress in a funky style, whether you are having lessons, teaching yourself or trying to organise your band.
It is a great way to communicate your progress, needs and future ideas while giving you a realistic look at how much time and effort you are putting towards your goal of becoming a great musician.
I have designed this journal to offer you the the opportunity to keep a unique record of all of the work you put into becoming a musician, every aspect of your studies, from exams and performances to weekly lessons and daily practice, across a 12 month period. I invite you to keep updating these records weekly, especially during holiday periods, so that you can keep moving forward in your craft during this time.
I have included a 24 month, easy glance calendar to give you a quick overview of the big events that are happening for you during that period. I have included the ability to look at 4 weeks work at a time and handy A4 manuscript paper for you to be able to use every week.
I am a huge supporter of live music, so have provided a space for your mentor to write details of local music events that may be of interest to you. In keeping with modern times, there is room to share web site information. I have provided room for you to record every aspect of any performances you will be involved in, for easy reference.
Also there is a space to write the details of qualified instrument repairers, tuners, music shops and any music teachers that you study with. There are blank pages for when you learn how to write music charts or to use for extra note taking.
On your weekly progress pages there are spaces provided so that you can see how you are progressing with theory, general knowledge, sight reading etc as well as a quick view of how much practice you are doing. Also there are pages for your teacher to fill in with your exam requirements and eisteddfods. I’ve even provided pages for HSC and school music project details.
One of my favorite spots in this book is for achievements for this year and goals for next year. So wherever you are with your learning, whatever instrument you are playing, the Music Journal is a unique way to record your ideas and progress.