Today I want to share my 10 favorite early intermediate piano solos that my students love to learn and love to perform. These pieces make excellent recital pieces because they sound great, but aren't too challenging for students just a few years into their piano study. Many of these pieces are based on repetitive patterns that set the student up for success. And, they're really satisfying to play. Stars and Wind by Catherine Rollin Stars and Wind by Catherine Rollin has a ... Read More about 10 Early Intermediate Solos For Piano Students
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How To Tap Into Different Learning Modalities At The Piano
As a piano teacher, one of my favorite parts of teaching is to observe each student and see how their own unique strengths and gifts come into play at the piano. I especially like to take note of which learning modalities suit each student the best and to help them discover ways to use them to their advantage. I'm sure many of us naturally identify as being either visual or auditory learners. Kinesthetic or tactile learning are other modalities that you might relate to. Once we ... Read More about How To Tap Into Different Learning Modalities At The Piano
Review: The Store @ Julie Duda Music Studio
Today I wanted to share with you one of the internet's best kept secrets: The Store @ Julie Duda Music Studio. Julie Duda is a piano teacher just like you and me in Pennsylvania. She's super creative and brings tons of innovation to her piano studio. I had a chance to meet Julie a few years ago and we've been great friends ever since then. Since I first met her, I've watched her transform her studio from a small part time endeavor, to a thriving full time job. In addition to ... Read More about Review: The Store @ Julie Duda Music Studio
