Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Summer 2006; Vol. 17, No. 2

Keyboard Companion Summer 2006; Vol. 17, No. 2

Summer 2006 Cover

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


Page 5: The Editor’s Page

Group lessons – a plus?

Elvina Pearce with Ted Cooper


Page 7: On the cover


Page 8: Teacher/Student/Parent

Why did you choose to major in music and what did everyone think about your choice?

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


Page 14: Home Practice

The Schumann “Romance in F#, Op. 28, No. 2” – its evolution from workout to artistic performance

Elvina Pearce with Phyllis Lehrer


Page 18: Music Reading

How important are rhythm, dynamics, and articulation in first readings of a new piece?

Craig Sale with Ester Chan and Jessica Johnson


Page 22: Technique

What are some of your favorite etudes and exercises?

Scott McBride Smith with Catharine Lysinger, Nehama Patkin, and Krista Wallace-Boaz


Page 26: Rhythm

What are some rhythmic pieces you like to teach and why?

Bruce Berr with Helen Chao-Casano and Susan Osborn


Page 32: Perspectives in Pedagogy

Are you product-oriented, process-oriented, or both?

Rebecca Johnson with Peter Webster


Page 36: Adult Piano Study

What pieces do your adult students like to learn the most?

Michelle Conda with Vicki McArthur, Kenon Renfrow, and Scott Price


Page 40: Repertoire & Performance

When is a student ready to begin the Bach Inventions? Which one do you assign first and where do you go from there?

Nancy Bachus with Father Sean Duggan and Louis B. Nagel


Page 44: Technology

How do you use technology to teach rhythm?

George Litterst with Sara Hagan and Michelle Sissler


Page 49: Tech Tips


Page 50: News & Views

To choreograph or not to choreograph?

Helen Smith Tarchalski with Ingrid Jacobson Clarfield


Page 56: Advertiser Index


Page 57: Keyboard Kids’ Companion

Helen Smith Tarchalski


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