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Monthly Archives: September 2012
A Good Piano Warm Up
Have you ever sat down at the piano to play a little bit to enjoy yourself but end up flubbing and tripping and mushing the tones together? You know that you know the music, so why does it happen? It … Continue reading
Reviewing Repertoire
Practicing piano as your child would during the lessons might become dull and monotonous, which I find ironic because piano is the opposite of monotone! Jokes aside, I will continue to beat the “3 minutes per year of age” drum, … Continue reading
How to Practice Piano Lessons
“What should she practice?” “How long should he practice?” These are common questions that parents have who are interested in their children’s piano lessons. A good rule of thumb for how long your child should practice piano lessons is 2 … Continue reading
How to Practice Chord Studies
Once your child has learned the “Chord Study” exercise in a few keys, he may want to do some experimenting, what I like to call “doodling.” That’s a good thing because it will develop his creative side while still following … Continue reading
Recommended Keyboards
I know that you are busy. In order to save you time comparing sound quality and key weight on different keyboards all over town, I recommend: At a middle of the road price, the CASIO CTK 3000 is the best … Continue reading
Where to Find, Play, and Buy a Keyboard
You will probably have to spend an afternoon shopping around for a keyboard that meets your standards. Musician’s Discount in Cutler Ridge has a reasonably priced variety. Miami Music Works in Pinecrest does, too. Ask when their new models will … Continue reading
What to Look For in a Keyboard
It’s the right time to begin piano lessons, but you find yourselves without piano (and wealthy relatives who will buy you one!) Spending thousands of dollars on a musical instrument that we are not sure will keep our children’s interest … Continue reading
