Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Spring 1998; Vol. 9, No. 1

Keyboard Companion Spring 1998; Vol. 9, No. 1

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


Page 5: The Editor’s Page

Richard Chronister


Page 6: Teacher/Student/Parent

Do you think students participate in too many outside activities?

Barbara Kreader with Lynne Cimorelli, Carol Winborne, and Lesley Gena


Page 10: Home Practice

What practice steps would you assign for the Burgmüller Ballade prior to a recital?

Elvina Pearce with Martha K. Smith, Carole Flatau, and Steve Betts


Page 16: Music Reading

What reading problems did you observe this week?

Richard Chronister with Ginger Pickering, Karen Koch, and Laurel Ince


Page 20: The Music Reading PostBox

Kenneth G. Jones, M.D.


Page 22: Technique

What role does choreography play in teaching technique?

Scott McBride Smith with Phyllis Lehrer


Page 26: You and Your Piano

Have you ever taken a sabbatical?

Madeleine Crouch


Page 28: The You and Your Piano PostBox

Jackson Leung, Rosa Julstrom, Margaret Moore, Stephanie Lundquist, Cathy Cox, Michelle Roscoe


Page 34: Rhythm

What aspects of teaching rhythm are the most difficult for your intern teachers?

Bruce Berr with Kathleen Murray, Martha Baker, Marcia Bosits Norrman, and Victoria McArthur


Page 40: Motivation

PRAISE! Should we reappraise it?

Joyce Cameron


Page 44: Adult Piano Study

How can piano lessons help adults who sing in the church choir?

Brenda Dillon with Carole Flatau, Jack Walker, and Cassandria Hanna


Page 48: Repertoire

When choosing a method for your beginning students, what role does the repertoire play in your decision?

Marvin Blickenstaff with Mary Sallee, Sister Cecilia Byrns, Vivian Miller Dula, and Carol March


Page 53: The Repertoire PostBox

Jackson Leung


Page 54: Technology

How do you use technology to fashion an exciting summer project?

Sandra Bowen with Andrea Stennett, Terry Capps, and Mary Lou Iverson


Page 58: The Technology PostBox

Colleen Sudderth and Susan Craig


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