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Practicing Bach for a better left hand – Piano Lessons Vancouver
I often get told, particularly by my adult students, that their left hand doesn’t want to work very well. Well, of course. If you are a right handed person, this is quite normal. The bad news is that wonky playing … Continue reading
Music Lesson Method Books – should you switch methods?
From my experience teaching piano lessons in Vancouver, Canada, I have learned that the right method book for a piano student can play a big role in the speed at which she learns. Not all methods are the same, just … Continue reading
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Yann Tiersen -”Comptine d’un autre été: L’après-midi”
Here’s a little something I’ve been working on.
The Simpsons – the piano version
I am an advocate of people learning music that they love, which might not necessarily be music that they can show off to their friends. I also have to practice what I preach. Soooooo………. I am currently learning the theme … Continue reading
Practice makes permanent
Okay, here’s a lesson that I have learned: I need to tell my students and their parents how to practice. I’ve been so used to my own style of practicing for 20+ years that it never occurred to me to … Continue reading