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Keyboard Companion Summer 1991; Vol. 2, No. 2
How Do You Educate Parents and Students about the Importance of Music Study?
Music makes a difference. This simple statement sums up the answer to perhaps the single most important question for music teachers - Why is music study important? In this…
Keyboard Companion Summer 1991; Vol. 2, No. 2
What do you like – and what do you not like – about practice?
In all previous issues, our Home Practice Department has addressed questions of concern primarily to teachers. In this issue, we are providing a forum for students…
Keyboard Companion Summer 1991; Vol. 2, No. 2
How Does Technology Enhance Your Traditional Approach to Teaching?
Overheard at a piano teachers' gathering: "I'm an old-fashioned, traditional teacher and proud of it. I don't want ANY MACHINES in my studio. Mechanical devices would interfere…
Keyboard Companion Summer 1991; Vol. 2, No. 2
How Do You Teach Dotted Rhythms?
Although the steady pulse is fundamental to the concept of rhythm, the lilt and forward movement of rhythm is created through the variety of note values.…