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A couple of weeks ago, I posted about all the great live music that had heard recently and how its so fun to hear live music.   Going to live music performances is always better than hearing a recording, but particularly for a symphony!  On Saturday night, I got to hear Daniil Trifonov, the winner of the 2011 Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow, perform with the Signature Symphony. It was an all Tchaikovsky program:  The Overture from Romeo and Juliet, Piano Concerto No. 1 and The Fifth ... Read More about Watching Music

For my first several weeks in Tulsa, I had only been teaching Skype lessons, but last week marked the launch of Megan's Piano Lessons:  Tulsa Edition.  I had my first in-person student come to my new studio.  I'm really excited about my new studio.  It has everything I need! I thought I'd share some pictures so you can visualize Megan's Piano Lessons.  :)  The walls are still bare and there are a few other details to tend to, but hopefully these photos will give a good idea of the layout. This ... Read More about Peek Inside My Studio

This post is part of a series of interviews of RMM (Recreational Music Making) students.  Karen began learning piano using the RMM approach in January 2010. What made you decide to start taking piano at this point in your life? I love music and I've always wanted to play the piano, but never found the time to learn. After watching my 8 year old niece play the piano during a Christmas visit, I knew it was time for me to start learning, no matter how long it took. How did you feel before you ... Read More about Meet an RMM Student: Karen