Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Summer 1998; Vol. 9, No. 2

Keyboard Companion Summer 1998; Vol. 9, No. 2

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

Should siblings study in the same method?

Barbara Kreader with Amy Rose, Gretchen E. Mason, and Mary Jo Lay


Page 9: The Magic Triangle PostBox

Dealing with recital nerves

Janet Thorndike


Page 10: Home Practice

What do you include on the student’s assignment sheet for home practice?

Elvina Pearce with Beverly Lapp, Susan R. Osborne, and Marilyn Crosland


Page 16: Music Reading

How do you integrate composition and reading?

Richard Chronister with Carola Grindea, Shilla Hekmat, and Martha Baker


Page 22: Technique

How do you develop a sound technique with beginning students? Part I

Scott McBride Smith with David Westfall


Page 26: You and Your Piano

Do you perform in your studio recitals? Part II

Madeleine Crouch with Marjorie Wiltse, Dolores Bloodgood, John Bisceglia, Sue Baird, Linda Rohmund, and Deborah Yardley Beers


Page 30: Rhythm

How is your teaching of rhythm affected by your own earliest rhythm learning?

Bruce Berr with Ludmila Lazar


Page 36: Motivation

How do you help your students acquire self-confidence? Mapping the way to understanding.

Joyce Cameron with Rebecca Shockley, Marianne Fleming Bryan, and Gail Berenson


Page 42: Adult Piano Study

How do you make music theory practical for your adult leisure students?

Brenda Dillon with Deanne Harmon and Roma Eicher


Page 46: Repertoire

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

Marvin Blickenstaff with Helen Canine, Beatrice A. Miller, and Erica G. McClellan


Page 50: Technology

If you had to limit your software library to three titles, what would they be?

Sandra Bowen with Nancy Ostromencki, Polly Shaw Feitzinger, and Dan Severino


Page 54: The Technology PostBox

Linda Holden, Liza Gallegos, and Polly Feitzinger


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