Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Autumn 2006; Vol. 17, No. 3

Keyboard Companion Autumn 2006; Vol. 17, No. 3

Autumn 2006 Cover

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


Page 5: The Editor’s Page

Group lessons – Part two

Elvina Pearce


Page 7: Letters


Page 7: On the cover


Page 8: Teacher/Student/Parent

How did you develop your career in music? – Part two of an interview with Day, Kern, Klose, and the Vandalls

Barbara Kreader with Kingsley Day, Fred Kern, Carol Klose, and Karen and Robert Vandall


Page 16: Home Practice

What are some of your favorite routines for practicing scales?

Elvina Pearce with William Phemister


Page 22: Music Reading

How does teaching music-reading differ from teaching sight-reading?

Craig Sale with Midori Koga, Brian Marks, and Connie Arrau Sturm


Page 28: Technique

Chan we learn good technique by fixing mistakes?

Scott McBride Smith with Hanna Wu Li, Andrea McAlister, and Mary Beth Barteau Shaffer


Page 32: Rhythm

How do you help students who chronically have difficulty playing with rhythmic accuracy and expression?

Bruce Berr with Susanne Baker and Steve Betts


Page 36: Perspectives in Pedagogy

Teaching the young child: An interview with Lorna Heyge

Rebecca Johnson with Lorna Heyge


Page 41: The Perspectives PostBox


Page 42: Adult Piano Study

What is the buzz about the Oakton Six Piano Ensemble?

Michelle Conda with Glenna Sprague


Page 46: Repertoire & Performance

What do you think is essential when teaching the interpretation of music in the Classical style?

Nancy Bachus with Augustus Arnone and Phyllis Rappeport


Page 51: The Repertoire & Performance PostBox


Page 52: Technology

How do you use technology with adults?

George Litterst with Amy Rose Immerman and Shana Kirk


Page 56: Tech Tips


Page 58: News & Views

An interview with the Fabers

Helen Smith Tarchalski with Nancy and Randall Faber


Page 64: Bulletin Board


Page 66: Advertiser Index


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