“…what makes them brighten, quicken, glow with light…”
“That is where learning lies.” I have to share this fabulous essay on how children learn by writer and filmmaker Carol Black. It paints a wonderful picture about how...
Read More“That is where learning lies.” I have to share this fabulous essay on how children learn by writer and filmmaker Carol Black. It paints a wonderful picture about how...
Read MoreTwo years ago I started making the switch from a lesson structure based on one-on-one private lessons, to one based primarily on partner and group lessons. The change in...
Read MoreI have a few slots available on Sunday and Wednesday. Other times may also be possible, so if you or your child is interested this is a good time...
Read MoreThis one is around the world, in Beijing! My wonderfully skilled student Judy has a new baby brother. Judy was already a skilled musician when she studied with me...
Read MoreThis blog post by a colleague is too good not to share… Choosing the First Piano Teacher for My Child
Read More30 minute lessons aren’t designed for students. They’re often designed for teachers who either don’t know how to structure a longer lesson, or find it easier to ask $40...
Read MoreThere are so many goals modern music students have that traditional formal recitals are disconnected from. Students want to produce music. Compose video game music. Make music with friends...
Read MoreBy Gerald Eskelin, Doctor of Music Education and founder of the Grammy-winning L.A. Jazz Choir. Definitely worth purchasing or checking out from the library. It’s fairly technical but...
Read MoreI wanted to share this video of one possible group activity with a folk song. The idea is that music is ours to do things with. Contrast this with...
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