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Tutorful’s Ultimate List for Learning to Play the Piano

February 27, 2018 by natalie Leave a Comment

The acclaimed UK website for connecting students with tutors in various subjects, Tutorful, has compiled a huge list of resources for those interested in learning to play the piano. From apps to YouTube videos to websites to books and ebooks (including our Daily Practice Guide!), you could spend hours perusing these suggested resources. Thankfully, post […]

Filed Under: Resources

I see the pattern!

February 27, 2018 by natalie 2 Comments

One of my favorite aspects of teaching is leading students to a discovery of knowledge. Renowned pedagogue Frances Clark reminded us, “Teaching is not telling.” As easy, and seemingly efficient, as it is to fall into the rut of telling students what I want them to know, the reality is that they will almost assuredly […]

Filed Under: Key Signatures, Scale Blocks, Scales, Teaching

A Lovely Night

February 20, 2018 by natalie 1 Comment

Due to a number of unexpected circumstances last year, I made the difficult decision not to host any kind of Christmas recital for my students (after 20 years of that annual tradition!). Instead, my husband suggested that we do something for Valentine’s Day. I decided to give his idea a try, and we had an […]

Filed Under: Recital Ideas, Repertoire Suggestions, This Week in Photos

An Interview with Murray Perahia

January 25, 2018 by natalie Leave a Comment

Some of my favorite CDs growing up were those of pianist Murray Perahia, so a recent interview with him in Listen magazine published by Steinway & Sons grabbed my attention. It was so refreshing to read Perahia’s comments relating to contemporary music and his preference for tonality, in particular the ingenious work of J.S. Bach. […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Listen and Love

New Free Piano and Music Worksheets Every Week!

January 23, 2018 by natalie Leave a Comment

If you haven’t checked out the Music Matters Blog store in a while, you may be pleased to know that there is now a Free Resources section and every week I’m working on adding new free music theory and piano worksheets to the collection. Many of these have been posted over the years, but have […]

Filed Under: Store, Worksheets

Best Easy and Effective Note Identification App

January 15, 2018 by natalie Leave a Comment

Alyssa and I have been focusing a lot the last several months on her note identification speed. We’ve been doing a modified version of our NoteStars Challenge and she has made great progress, so when I came across this NoteRush app recently I immediately thought of Alyssa. The app is simple and intuitive, so in […]

Filed Under: Fun Extras!, Game Ideas, Mobile Apps, Teaching

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