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My name is Joy Morin, and I’m a piano teacher and a college student, currently earning my Master’s degree in Piano Pedagogy. I love teaching piano, which I have been doing in both private and group settings since 2005. Teaching piano is one of the most rewarding things I have ever done, and I plan to do continue doing it for the rest of my life. Join me at Color In My Piano as I share about my journey of growing and learning as a teacher.
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About “Color In My Piano”
The name “Color In My Piano” came from a 20-page paper I wrote during my senior year of college in May of 2009. The assignment was to reflect upon the past experiences of my life and formulate a worldview. A large portion of my paper, not suprisingly, was focused upon the huge role that music and the piano has played in my life. I believe music is much more than a bunch of note strung together — it is a powerful force that can affect our emotions and senses and transport us to other times and places. It has the power to heal and to mend, to encourage and to energize. I strive to prevent my music-making/teaching from becoming a job, a task, or a requirement — I strive to keep color in my piano for both my students and myself.
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