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And the Winner Is…

December 10, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

#11 – Penny Lazarus. Congratulations! Penny is the winner of this week’s giveaway and will receive a copy of American Portraits by Wendy Stevens, compliments of Hal Leonard. I know you’ll love it! Stay tuned for another giveaway next Tuesday! 🙂

Filed Under: Contests

The Art Of Piano: Great Pianists Of The 20th Century

December 9, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

There’s nothing quite like watching the great piano performers of the past play classics by the master composers of yesteryear to inspire continued dedication to becoming and training excellent pianists. At least, that’s how I felt as I watched the documentary, The Art of Piano: Great Pianists of the 20th Century, now available on-line in […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Resources, Videos

Dusting Off These Sight-Reading Worksheets!

December 8, 2010 by natalie 2 Comments

In conjunction with my practice incentive theme this year, I’ve dusted off this set of Across the C’s sight-reading worksheets that I developed years ago. And you know what? My students are loving them! Something about the range of the keyboard that is used and the perceived initial difficulty make students feel very accomplished when […]

Filed Under: Teaching, Worksheets

BAM Radio Music Broadcasts

December 7, 2010 by natalie Leave a Comment

The BAm! Radio Network has recently posted two of the shows for which I served as an on-air commentator. Initially, I actually declined participation in this first one because I hold a different position than the group that was being interviewed. After being assured, though, that the network welcomed and encouraged opposing viewpoints, I agreed […]

Filed Under: Broadcasts and Podcasts, News, Philosophical Musings

Monday Mailbag – Teaching Performance Skills

December 6, 2010 by natalie 1 Comment

During your informal performances in group lessons, how do you prepare your students for how to approach the bench and to take a bow afterwards?  Do you have them introduce their piece and/or talk about it?  I really want my students to become more comfortable with performing for their peers as a ladder-step to performing […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Group Class Ideas, Monday Mailbag, Recital Ideas

Super Cool Musical AlphaGems!

December 3, 2010 by natalie 3 Comments

Does anyone else keep a list of projects that they’d like to make for their studio? It seems like my list grows longer rather than diminishing in size! Regardless, these Do-It-Yourself Musical AlphaGems that Joy posted about recently have just been added to my list! I think my students would really love these, and there […]

Filed Under: Game Ideas, Studio Ideas

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