My students are currently preparing for our studio piano recital in May. They are all doing great. I was doing some brainstorming (which can be dangerous), and decided to hold a “practice recital” the weekend before the actual recital. I envisioned all my students cramming into my music room, listening to each other playing their pieces, and then leading discussion about various aspects of performing. Afterwards, we would play a round or two of Music Bingo. 🙂 Continue reading “Recital Preparation”
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Benefits of Holding a Piano Studio Recital
Recitals are an important part of having a piano studio. Performing is a important skill for any pianist. Despite the hard work involved, in the long run, the students find it a rewarding activity.
Benefits of having a recital include:
- Parents enjoy hearing the progress their student(s) are making under your instruction. Grandparents and parents love attending these performances and getting pictures/video recordings of their child’s performance (esp. when it’s their first). There’s something special about watching your child all dressed up and playing a special piece for an audience onstage. Continue reading “Benefits of Holding a Piano Studio Recital”