The new year is here! Here’s some highlights from 2009:
- Benefits of Holding A Piano Studio Recital | a list of reasons why to hold a piano recital for your students to participate in!
- An Inspiring Reminder | sorry for its length, but I promise you won’t regret reading the whole thing! This post discusses the role and the importance of the arts in our society. Very encouraging for musicians and music teachers!
- Music + Imagination | a musing on the purpose and goals of both learning and teaching piano.
- A Closer Look at MuseScore: Free Music Notation Software | In this highly-popular post, I give a review and test-drive the MuseScore software.
- Checklist for Planning Student Recitals | This handy post gives a “to-do” checklist for planning a studio recital — very appropriate as the we approach the spring recital season!
- 6 Ways to Stay Connected With Parents | As the title suggests, this posts lists some ideas for keeping the parents of your piano students in-the-loop!
- 55 Reasons Why You Might Be a Theory Geek | This post provides some humor for those who are knowledgeable in music theory.
- Photos demonstrating Proper Posture at the Piano | This post links to one of the most helpful resources I’ve ever found on the web: photos of proper body, arm, and hand position at the piano. Check it out!
- Organizing your Music Library | In this post, I show off my new book shelf and describe my method of organizing my music library.
Joy is a pianist and teacher in Ohio with great passion for helping students experience the wonders of music making! Here at Color In My Piano, she enjoys sharing and exchanging ideas and resources for piano teaching.
