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Review and Giveaway of Be Still by James Koerts

June 18, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

When James Koerts contacted me about his new collection of hymn arrangements titled, Be Still, I jumped at the chance to play through them! After having such a satisfying experience with his new book of Christmas piano arrangements a couple of years ago, I had high expectations for this latest release. And I was not […]

Filed Under: Contests, Repertoire Suggestions, Resource Reviews

Monday Mailbag – 5 Suggested Resources for a New Teacher

June 17, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

I have been reading your site for the past year and have found it very helpful. I am a new teacher starting out so I have 4 students right now. In the fall I will be partnering with an after school program doing private lessons with possibly 8-10 more students. I saw your post about […]

Filed Under: Business, Monday Mailbag, Resource Reviews, Teaching

Friday Film Find

June 14, 2013 by natalie 1 Comment

I’m sure most of you have seen this video before, but it’s one of my all-time favorites! I especially love to show it to beginning students to inspire them to think more musically and creatively in their playing. Don’t you just love how much fun all these guys are having?!

Filed Under: Improvising, Inspirational, Videos

The 4 Benefits of Learning a Musical Instrument Online – A Guest Post

June 13, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

The internet has changed the way people do everything, and I mean, literally EVERYTHING. Musical instrument tutorials are constantly cropping up online, with some businesses actually coming together and earning a living from starting these businesses. Below is a list of reasons as to why learning a musical instrument online may be the way forward: […]

Filed Under: Guest Posts

Van Cliburn Finalists

June 11, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

Even if you missed the live coverage, you can still catch the archived recordings from each round of the Fourteenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition! Here’s a rundown of the winners: First Prize: Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Gold Medal and Van Cliburn Winner’s Cup: Vadym Kholodenko Second Prize: Silver Medal Beatrice Rana Third […]

Filed Under: News

Building Awareness of Rhythm in Piano Students

June 4, 2013 by natalie Leave a Comment

Joy Morin, of the Color in My Piano blog, has a fabulous article on Building Awareness of Rhythm in Piano Students in the latest issue of Soundpoint. She suggests that there are three essential components of rhythm (pules, meter, and rhythmic values), then goes on to discuss each one in more detail, along with specific […]

Filed Under: Feeling the Pulse, Teaching

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