Michael Hawley, co-first-prize winner of the 2002 International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, will be giving a recital this Friday, May 25 at 6:00 p.m. C.S.T. The recital will be held in the Van Cliburn Recital Hall in Fort Worth, Texas and will be streamed over the Internet so that millions of viewers worldwide can […]
Resources
Customized Certificates
Do you want to print your own attractive, professionally-designed certificates? Check out this amazing site where you can customize and print your own certificates. Choose from a variety of professionally-designed templates. It’s fast and easy and they look great! Thanks to D’Net for alerting me to this great resource!
An Interview with Paul Musgrave
Co-author of the newly published Dr. Mozart Theory Workbooks (click here for the review), Paul Musgrave, joins us today on Music Matters Blog for an exclusive interview. Music Matters Blog (MMB): What is your musical and teaching background? Paul Musgrave: After graduating from Juilliard, my co-author, Machiko, taught piano and theory at Soai University in […]
Review of Doctor Mozart Theory Workbook 1
[NATALIE’S NOTE: Following my initial review of this workbook, I spent some time looking through it again and decided to repost a review that was more inclusive. If anyone else is as picky as I am about theory workbooks, you know how hard it is to find one that you really like. That’s why I’m […]
FlexiMusic Wave Editor Review
If you are looking for an easy, inexpensive way to record audio in your studio, check out the FlexiMusic Wave Editor. While the fact that this software was designed by an India-based company is sometimes reflected in the fragmented use of English, the design and features are well thought out and fairly intuitive. You can […]
Piano Music for One Hand
Another teacher recently alerted me to this wonderful compilation of piano music for one hand. This is great for students who only have the use of one hand, whether permanently, due to disability, or temporarily, due to injury.
