Use your computer keyboard or click the piano keys to play the piano. The keyboard’s top row of letters correspond to the white keys, and the row of numbers correspond to the black keys. You can play multiple notes simultaneously. Above the piano to hide the note names. Click “Mark” to mark notes on the…
5 Ways to energize non-practicing music students Are you at your wit’s end trying to figure out how to encourage your students to practice regularly? What can you add to your current bag of teaching tricks to keep your students motivated? How can you inspire students to look forward to music lessons and actually care…
75 Wedding Gems for the Intermediate Pianist Click Below for Sheet Music Resources Click here Sacred Amazing Grace Amazing Love Bind Us Together The Cathedrals For the Beauty of the Earth Give Me Joy In My Heart Great Is Thy Faithfulness Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer Here’s My Heart Here I Am To Worship…
HOW TO MAKE YOUR NEXT PIANO RECITAL RUN LIKE CLOCKWORK PLANNING YOUR RECITAL STEP BY STEP Whether you’re a brand new teacher, planning your first recital, or you’re reading this just to compare notes (pun intended HA!), my purpose is to share recital ideas that maybe you have not yet considered. Doesn’t every teacher…
Whether you’re a brand new teacher, planning your first recital, or you’re reading this just to compare notes (pun intended HA!), my purpose is to share recital ideas that maybe you have not yet considered. Doesn’t every teacher. Planning your Recital Step By Step Whether you’re a brand new teacher, planning your first recital, or you’re…
HOW TO CELEBRATE THE 88th DAY OF THE YEAR “The piano as a medium for expression is a whole world by itself. No other instrument can fill or replace its own say in the world of emotion, sentiment, poetry, imagery and fancy” – Leopold Godowsky If you haven’t guessed already, the 88th…
LEARN 12 KNOW ALL 88 To a beginning piano student, learning the names of all 88 piano keys can be quite intimidating or even overwhelming when you’re sitting on the piano bench looking from left to right at the black and white seemingly endless row of keys. You may be thinking of asking your teacher…
