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After a long day of teaching, I watched some TV tonight with my husband to unwind. One of our favorite shows is "According To Jim". The episode we

Recently I heard from a former student who is now herself also a teacher of beginner students. She told me about a new incentive system she put in

Recently a friend who lives overseas asked me whether or not a used piano would be a good starting piano for her son. The piano in question is

Recently an adult student said to me during her lesson: "Do you know what I realized, it will take years before I can perfect these pieces". I am happy

New Student Welcome to new student Andreas Shaefer, age 7, to the studio. Summer Recital June 26 Registration deadline: May 15 see April newsletter for details Piano Journal

The issue of memory playing has haunted musicians for centuries. For some, it comes naturally; for others, it is an eternal struggle. Is it necessary to play from

“I believe that interpretation should be like a transparent glass,  a window for the composer’s music” – Vladimir Ashkenazy – Russian conductor and virtuoso pianist I have a

One of the nice things about social networking (facebook, twitter, myspace) is that you learn something new everyday. Today while browsing my friends' updates on facebook I came