Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Winter 1996; Vol. 7, No. 4

Keyboard Companion Winter 1996; Vol. 7, No. 4

Keyboard Companion Cover Winter 1996

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


Page 5: The Editor’s Page

Is there just one kind of piano recital?

Richard Chronister


Page 6: Teacher/Student/Parent

Why did you quit piano lessons?

Barbara Kreader with Claire Zabel, Mary Kay Zabel, Megan Breslin, and Ben Kreader


Page 10: Home Practice

I played it perfectly at home – why not here?

Elvina Pearce with William Westney, Phyllis Lehrer, and Gail Berenson


Page 14: Music Reading

Does group teaching help you teach reading?

Richard Chronister with Christopher Hepp, Christine Hicks, Kathy Nafius, and Sue Collier


Page 20: Technique

How do you develop user-friendly technique in young students?

Scott McBride Smith


Page 24: You and Your Piano

Have you ever been fired by a student?

Madeleine Crouch with Karen Bartlett, Hanah Waterman, Karen Eliason, and Jackie Gilpin


Page 25: The You and Your Piano PostBox

I finished my tenure by breaking the fifth commandment.

Kenneth Renshaw


Page 28: Rhythm

Do your students hear their newly assigned repertoire before they begin to practice?

Marvin Blickenstaff with Carol E. Ratzlaf, Judy Warburton, and Jennifer Lim


Page 32: Motivation

How do you use exploration to solve technical problems?

Joyce Cameron with Mary Hall Kogen and Joanne Haroutounian


Page 36: Adult Piano Study

Is traditional notation the best approach for teaching beginning adults?

Brenda Dillon with Reid Alexander and Jean Warner


Page 40: Repertoire

What interactive software do you find successful with early-level students?

Martha Appleby with Leanne Hedges Kirkham and Julie Romeo


Page 44: Technology

Do you want an elementary student to use a digital keyboard for home practice?

Marguerite Miller with Judy Plagge, M’Lou Dietzer, Virginia Houser, and Sandra Bowen


Page 50: The Technology PostBox

What does it cost to have the best of both worlds?

Patrick Meader


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