Piano Magazine July 2010; Vol. 2, No. 4

July 2010; Vol. 2, No. 4

Page numbers refer to FlipBook pages and not the printed pages in the magazine.


Page 6: Editor’s Page

The uniqueness of being

Pete Jutras


Page 8: Winds of Change

Robert Weirich


Page 10: Personal Perspective

The butterfly effect

Peter Jancewicz


Page 11: Poetry Corner


Page 12: All in a day’s routine: Piano teaching and autism

Scott Price


Page 20: Ten characteristics for teaching students with special needs

Beth A. Bauer


Page 30: Jazz & Pop

The magic of thirteen

Lee Evans


Page 32: Perspectives in Pedagogy

A review of the Hal Leonard Student Piano Library

Rebecca Grooms Johnson with Meg Gray and Paula Thomas-Lee


Page 40: Repertoire & Performance

What exactly is the Spanish idiom?

Nancy Bachus with Olga Llano Kuehl-White


Page 42: Harmony

How do you teach your students to listen and respond to harmony?

Bruce Berr


Page 48: Adult Piano Study

The plight of adult students: Cats and other challenges

Michelle Conda with Ted Isenor


Page 51: Letter to the Editor


Page 52: Technology

Teaching globally: A teacher reaches out to Africa from Minnesota without leaving home

George Litterst with Kristin Shoemaker


Page 55: Tech Tips


Page 56: News & Notes


Page 58: First Looks


Page 58: Quality early-level solos


Page 59: New music reviews


Page 60: Book review


Page 62: CD & DVD reviews


Page 64: Pupil Saver


Page 65: Advertiser Index


Page 66: Questions & Answers

Best of Frances Clark


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