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Your Waiter or Your Piano Teacher

Your Piano Teacher or Your Waiter? You sit down at your local restaurant, your waiter approaches you, and he kindly asks if you’d like to start your meal with a beverage other then water. It’s a situation that you and even your children are used to but who is that person serving you? It could

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Bend Backwards To Teach Piano

Being Flexible and Thinking on Your Feet are Keys to Being a Good Piano Teacher As a piano teacher, having a curriculum you believe in is important to your teaching. Equally important is being able to see outside the box of that curriculum and think of a plan B when something might not be coming

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Teaching Piano Voicing In Lessons

Piano Voicing Melodies – Tips and Tricks   This article is for piano teachers who are helping students voice, or project, a melody against the harmony of a piece. Tips and tricks shared here are beneficial for a wide range of students starting with those who are beginning simple pieces with intervals played along with

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Beginner Piano Students Can Memorize

Using Your Ears to Memorize Songs for Beginner Piano Students This article is for teachers of beginner piano students who are memorizing a song. The focus here is making sure the student knows the overall melody and structure of a piece away from the piano to facilitate smooth recollection while playing.   For beginner piano

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Private Piano Lessons – The Golden Rule Of Teaching

Piano Lessons – Teachers Listen To Be Heard If you’re like most piano teachers you want to be heard by your students. You are trying to help someone learn how to play the piano and you have the answers. So why then is it sometimes difficult to get students to listen to the message in

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