PPP272: My List of 21 for 2021
Whether you are great at setting goals or stay up well past midnight on January 1 making New Year's Resolutions, it's a good idea to make plans and have things to aim for.
PPP271: Anna Fagan takes travel teaching to a whole new level
In early 2020 when the pandemic first happened, Anna Fagan and her husband used the opportunity to fulfill a marriage-long dream; RVing around the country. Listen to today's show to hear how Anna has taken travel teaching to a whole new level.
PPP270: Ten Wintery Pieces
Every tenth episode of the Piano Parent Podcast offers you a list of ten somethings. On today's show, I present to you a list of Ten Wintery Pieces.
PPP268: Christopher Oill Talks About Sight Reading
A textbook definition of sight-reading would be the ability to read a piece of sheet music on the spot and to be able to play it as you're reading it. Another aspect of sight-reading is the ability to use your eyes to track the music on the page while your hands find the notes without having to look at them.
PPP267: Thankful for Piano Parents (and a confession)
In today's special Thanksgiving episode, piano teachers share stories of gratitude for the families in their studio.
Our challenge for the month of November is to play as many songs, pieces, and original compositions as possible
You may tally one point for every piece you play, every time you play it. You can play review pieces, old pieces, new pieces, memorized pieces, songs by ear, original compositions, or even songs on piano apps. Older students may count smaller sections of larger pieces they are studying.
Check out the final results of the 2019 Leader board!
The Leader board will shows every practice challenger in the 2019 challenge. On November 1, 2020 we will start a new leader board. Will your name be at the top?
Combined Practice Tally Total
Our goal for 2019 was to reach 50,000 total practice tallies. We didn’t quite reach that goal but I’m proud of everyone who joined in the challenge.
