The Journal of Piano Research is pleased to announce its first online issue of international, peer-reviewed articles. The Journal of Piano Research promotes the exploration, discussion, and dissemination of high-level research that advances professional practice and scholarship.


An investigation of precollege piano students’ practice habits and practice strategies in China
Yuan Jiang, Yue Liu

Creating a screening tool for dysmusia: Establishing a baseline for music reading, music writing, and audiation tests with young piano students
Meganne Woronchak, Gilles Comeau

Teacher perceptions of beginner-level piano technique and injury prevention
Stephanie Archer

Relationship between physical and musical concerns amongst pianists
Kaori Kuromiya, Shinichi Furuya
Editorial Committee:
- Pamela Pike – Co-Editor-in-Chief, United States
- Alejandro Cremaschi – Co-Editor-in-Chief, United States
- Gilles Comeau, Canada
- Carla Davis Cash, United States
- Diana Dumlavwalla, United States
- Charlene Ryan, Canada
- Carla Salas-Ruiz, United States
- Jane Southcott, Australia
- Cynthia Stephens-Himonides, United Kingdom
- George Waddell, United Kingdom
- Brenda Wristen, United States
- Betty Anne Younker, Canada
- Katie Zhukov, Australia

Dr. Pamela Pike
Dr. Alejandro Cremaschi
Co-Editors-in-Chief
Journal of Piano Research
The Frances Clark Center for Keyboard Pedagogy
To learn more about the Journal of Piano Research or to submit a manuscript, please visit journalofpianoresearch.org/.
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