Check out one of the biggest things to hit the internet this month – Behemoth.com. 🙂 “Behemoth.com’s vision is as big as its name: to provide a large-scale, cost-effective download venue for customers of all ages, featuring trustworthy, downloadable audio and video content for the Christian family.” There is some amazing music available to be […]
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Free Christmas Music!
Is everyone else gearing up for Christmas with their students? I finally got my act together a couple of weeks ago and got everyone’s Christmas recital music selected. Even still, though, I’m having a blast listening to and looking over all the free Christmas music available as sheet music and audio files at the Sally […]
20th Century Intermediate Piano Repertoire Website
Several weeks ago I was thrilled to find the PianoWorks website. I’ve just been alerted to another great database site that allows you to search for an early-, mid-, or late-intermediate piece of 20th Century piano repertoire based on composer or technique. I love that when you click on “View Record” for a piece, it […]
10 Symphonies to Download for Free!
Thanks to Chris Foley over at The Collaborative Piano blog for alerting me to this excellent offer! From now through November 24th, you can register on the Radio 4 website to gain access to 10 beautiful symphonies which you can download for free. You can never have too much good music on your computer, right? […]
This Week in Videos
Since we were getting ready for our first group event last week, I took the opportunity to film several of my students playing their pieces so they could watch themselves and use it as a tool for improvement. I really need to do this more often! I finally decided to create an official YouTube channel […]
Dream Blog for Church Pianists Who Want to Learn to Improvise!
A couple of days ago, Jennifer Cook left a comment on one of my posts and I clicked over to her blog to check it out. What a treasure! If you are a church pianist and want to learn to improvise (or need some fresh improvisation ideas), you must go read The Church Pianist blog! […]
