Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Winter 1994; Vol. 5, No. 4

Keyboard Companion Winter 1994; Vol. 5, No. 4

Winter 1994 Cover

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


Page 4: A Parent’s Point of View

How Did You Choose the Digital Keyboard in Your Home?

Elizabeth Van Ness


Page 5: The Editor’s Page

Saturday Morning Practice Time

Richard Chronister


Page 6: Teacher/Student/Parent

Are progress reports helpful in Magic Triangle communications?

Cathy Albergo with the help of four parents


Page 10: Home Practice

What suggestions would you give two students to ensure productive ensemble practice?

Elvina Pearce with Jean Barr, Christopher Hepp, and Gail Berenson


Page 18: Music Reading

Is there more to reading than reading pieces?

Richard Chronister with Harriet Green, Leanne Hedges Kirkham, Gwendolyn Perun, and Carole Thomas


Page 20: The Home Practice Post Box

Playing up when the notes go down

Louise Guhl


Page 22: Technique

What about piano study in Australia and the People’s Republic of China

Scott McBride Smith with Max Cooke and Zhou Guang-Ren


Page 25: The Technique Post Box

Pedal training for the older student

Anonymous


Page 26: You and Your Piano

How do you help your music major students choose a college?

Madeleine Crouch


Page 28: Rhythm

How do you teach downbeats?

Marvin Blickenstaff with Elaine Holmes, Yat-Yee Chong, Arlene Steffen, and Yu-Jane Yang


Page 34: Motivation

What makes piano study a positive experience for you/your child?

Joyce Cameron with the help of seven students and parents


Page 36: The Motivation Post Box

Renewing enthusiasm for a new year of teaching

Jennifer M. Kirkman


Page 38: Adult Piano Study

What do you do when adults are determined to play repertoire they can’t possibly play well? Part II: Shift to transcriptions

Brenda Dillon with Fred Kern and Phillip Keveren


Page 42: Repertoire

How do you transfer students’ understanding of theory to their understanding of repertoire?

Martha Appleby with Linda Stump and Ann Milliman Gipson


Page 46: Technology

What is the new monster concert? Part II

Marguerite Miller with Paul Taylor and Ruth Chown


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