Pianos. Old pianos. They breathe life into music, we treat them like precious cargo, beautiful works of art, furniture, family heirlooms…or we shove them into the corner of a room, neglected, covered with dust and knickknacks and photos and flower vases and resentments.
Read MoreAll of the little things add up - the occasionally reluctant practice sessions, lessons, emails and texts filled with questions and answers, phone calls, photos exchanged, videos, new books, pianos being added to homes - together, we are making a difference in your child’s life.
Read MoreI have made it my life’s mission to provide high quality, individualized piano instruction to children and adults of all ages because I believe that playing the piano is a skill that anyone can learn, and an art form that every human being can appreciate and enjoy.
Read MoreLearning to play the piano without listening is equivalent to learning a language without ever hearing it spoken.
Read MoreAre online lessons the same experience as having a teacher right next to you? Absolutely not. But they’re the next best thing, and right now, I’ll take it!
Read MoreOne of my New Year’s goals for 2020 is to heal my relationship with the piano, a long, boring, melodramatic saga no one really wants to read about. The best place for me to start was establishing a daily practice routine, similar to my running routine.
Read MoreWhatever you do on a regular basis, you will be successful at it.
Read MoreAs parents, it’s our job to set our children up for success…If we want our kids to have fun playing piano, then it’s up to us to ensure that practicing/playing the piano daily happens.
Read MoreAs long as piano playing is a regular part of your child’s schedule, you’re on the right track.
Read MoreHere are some suggestions to get your child to play piano over the summer and not completely lose their piano fingers…
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