Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Summer 2001; Vol. 12, No. 2

Keyboard Companion Summer 2001; Vol. 12, No. 2

Summer 2001 Cover

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


Page 5: The Editor’s Page

Elvina Pearce


Page 6: Teacher/Student/Parent

What do you expect your students to gain from piano study? An interview with Harry Steckman by Barbara Kreader

Barbara Kreader


Page 10: Home Practice

What practice steps would you assign for Kabalevsky’s “Toccatina?”

Elvina Pearce with Carla Dean Day, Joan Johnson, Stephanie Nakahara Myers


Page 14: Music Reading

How do you teach theory so that it enhances your students’ reading skills?

Craig Sale with Nancy Davis, Gayle Kowalchyk, and Julie Lovison


Page 20: Technique

How do you introduce scale-playing?

Scott McBride Smith with Stephen Cook, Debra Ronning, and Elier Suarez


Page 24: Rhythm

How do you teach the written-in improvisatory sections in repertoire?

Bruce Berr with Louis Nagel


Page 29: Perspectives in Pedagogy

How does your philosophy of teaching impact your daily interaction with students?

Kathleen Murray with Carmen Shaw, Carol Winborne, Eric Unruh, and Kenneth Williams


Page 32: Adult Piano Study

What are the rewards and challenges of teaching adults?

Brenda Dillon with Brad Beckman and Ramona Kime Graessle


Page 36: Repertoire

What pieces have you written that you consider preparation for style?

Marvin Blickenstaff with Nancy Faber, Catherine Rollin, and Paul Sheftel


Page 42: Technology

How has technology affected your ideas about music-making and teaching?

Samuel S. Holland


Page 46: News and Views

How different is modern music?

Helen Smith Tarchalski with Martha Braden and David Kraehenbuehl


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