Piano Magazine Keyboard Companion Winter 2000; Vol. 11, No. 3

Keyboard Companion Winter 2000; Vol. 11, No. 3

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 are the positive and the negative aspects of teaching students in their own homes?

Barbara Kreader with Leslie Michaelis


Page 8: Home Practice

What do students have to say about their practice and lessons?

Elvina Pearce and Students


Page 12: Music Reading

Why do you prefer an “Off-Staff” rather than a Grand Staff approach to beginning reading?

Craig Sale with Ted Cooper, Meg Gray, and Kathleen Rountree


Page 18: Technique

How do you teach early level students to play with good tone?

Scott McBride Smith with Marten Herrett and Adrienne Wiley


Page 22: Rhythm

How does your experience with rhythm help you in the process of teaching?

Bruce Berr with Steve Betts and Kathleen Murray


Page 30: Motivation

How can we link pedagogy, performance, and a cognitive approach to coping with performance anxiety?

Phyllis Alpert Lehrer


Page 34: Adult Piano Study

What advice do you have for adults who plan to begin taking piano lessons?

Brenda Dillon with Sybil Barnaby, Patricia Bulko and Lucille Reifman


Page 38: Repertoire

When you know that high school will be the end of a student’s lessons, what repertoire should have been covered?

Marvin Blickenstaff with Gay Garard-Brewer, Jean Fox, Avonne Higgins, and Anita Renfroe


Page 42: Technology

How do you use notation software to improve your students’ reading skills?

Sandra Bowen with Gail Fischler, Maura Hall, Linda Kennedy, and Bobbie Rastall


Page 45: Keyboard Companion Tech Tips

Sandra Bowen


Page 46: News and Views

How do you know when it’s time to say “goodbye,” and how do you do it?

Helen Smith Tarchalski with Jocelyn Cross Makowski and Christine Mirabella


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