Marienne Uszler gives the next keynote presentation, Outside the Box, Yes, but Which Box? Ms. Uszler shares that she has always been fascinated by perspective and wants to help us gain a perspective on music. While music is very personal to us, for many others in the world, the meaning is entirely different. For example, […]
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National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy – Thursday 3:15
A mini-recital highlighting two young performers filled a 15-minute segment. 7-year old Natasha Suputra performed Minuet in D Minor, BWV Anh. 132 by Bach and Sonatina in G Minor, Op 36. No 2, Movement 1: Allegretto by Clementi. Zihan Xiong, age 9, performs From Foreign Lands and People by Schumann and Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum […]
National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy – Thursday 2:00
I’m sitting now in a session by Mario Ajero of The Piano Podcast as he gives a presentation on Podcasting: Harnessing the Power of Internet Audio and Video to Educate and Motivate What is podcasting? * A combination of the words “broadcasting” and “iPod” * Downloaded audio or video content that can be transferred to […]
National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy – Thursday 1:20
Lunch time in the beautiful atrium of the Doubletree Hotel
National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy – Thursday 12:30
Ms. Leone takes a moment in between performances to address the audience and share that she is performing on a Steinway D grand piano fitted with a Steibuhler 7/8 size keyboard. She also shares briefly about the inspiration behind each of the remaining four pieces on her program.
National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy – Thursday 12:15
The noontime recital today is being given by Carol Leone. Her program includes: Allegro Assai in E-flat Minor by Schubert Ballade in G Minor, Op. 23 by Chopin Widmung, S. 566 by Liszt-Schumann Paganini Etude No. 2 in E-flat, S. 141 by Liszt-Paganini L’isle joyeuse by Debussy