Are you a movement/dance teacher or DJ, or aspire to be one?

Do you teach other types of classes or workshops that are supported by music?

Would you like some great tips on how to label your music so you can find the right track quickly?

As facilitators and space-holders, having a well-labeled music library is crucial and makes your job a whole lot easier.

Let me give you some helpful tips that will save you time and energy.

Join me for my new Music Tagging Webinar and learn how to tag/label your music so you can find the right soundscape to support your offering.

It is a pre-recorded webinar, so you can do it at your convenience.

Who will benefit from this webinar:

• Dance/Movement Facilitators - whether you're doing your own thing or are a teacher of any movement modality (Open Floor, Soul Motion, 5Rhythms, etc.)
• DJs
• Aspiring DJs or Dance/Movement Facilitators
• Other Class or workshop leaders who incorporate music into their offerings
• Anyone who wants to learn how to find music in their library easily, whether for parties or just for personal use

You'll learn how to

• tag/label your music, whether you are using Itunes, Apple Music, Traktor, DjayPro or any other software.**
• narrow your search to find the right songs that will support what you are offering.
• label your music for special interest groups or specific topics.
• incorporate Beats Per Minute (BPM) in your search.
• listen to your music with an ear toward what it evokes.

** Please note: You will not be able to tag your music like this if you are using a streaming service.

"Stacey’s Music tagging webinar is fantastic, especially if you are just getting started with music collecting. She has some well thought out systems about how to tag your music. How you sort, look and find music is super important when it comes to you looking for a track on the fly in the middle of teaching. Or perhaps you are preparing a class and you are looking for a particular quality of music, having your music collection well organized really supports your creativity as a teacher. Stacey is clear methodical, and her work here is a compilation of decades of personal knowledge and her research with a large network of teachers and colleagues - super valuable. I was 30 years into my music collection with an improvised system in place by the time I watched this and still I found it to be so helpful. I have added a lot of the categories she suggested. Take her tip around spelling seriously, it truly makes a difference, particularly as your collection grows.”
- Andrea Juhan, Founder of Open Floor International

About the facilitator:

Stacey Butcher is a senior Open Floor Movement teacher, serving on the training faculty of Open Floor International. She is also a certified 5Rhythms teacher (trained by Gabrielle Roth). Through her years of experience teaching workshops and classes all over the world, she has honed her skills at being able to find the right music at the right time for the right situation. She loves to geek out on working with music and has some wonderful tips to share with you!

For more info about Stacey, visit www.StaceyButcher.com.