Follow along on a new piano teacher's journey as she makes silly mistakes, finds answers and solutions, and laughs at the hilarious things kids do during piano lessons!
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One more great tip I got from the Randall Faber workshop. And then I’m done. Promise.
He suggested that incorrect hand position can often be remedied by making sure the student is sitting the proper distance from the piano.
Duh. I feel dumb. ...
I’ve written about her before, but her fabulous site has helped me once again, so here I am singing her praises one more time! (but probably not the last time!)
Susan Paradis’ Piano Teacher Resources is a site filled to the brim with great ideas and...
Maybe one of the best things I learned from Randall Faber at a recent conference was how different age groups approach learning.
Under Seven age group: Their mentality is “I can DO IT.” They are more excited about the doing than anything...
One of my beginner students was playing a piece where fingers 2, 3, and 4 were on the black keys. This position was awkward for her. She noticed that her pinkies were up in the air. To explain to me how awkward the position was, she giggled and...
I recently attended a workshop by the wonderful Randall Faber, author of the Piano Adventures method books.
I want to share some great things I learned from him.
When teaching young children, we need to be aware that when they like something, they...
