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Re: How to teach pedal? by John v.d.Brook @ Yesterday at 09:27 PM

Originally Posted By: ezpiano.orgOriginally Posted By: AZNpianoI think John is trying to explain an advanced technique, while the rest of the teachers are still dealing Piano Adventures 2B. That is very true. Let's stick with what the OP is facin

Re: Okay, I KNOW you know this piece... anyone know the name? by JoelW @ Yesterday at 09:26 PM

Originally Posted By: Kreislerprobably improvised/composed specifically for the game. Don't know about that. I've heard this all over the place. It's a super cliched track.

Re: May Day, May Day Piano Bar... by earofmar @ Yesterday at 09:25 PM

Originally Posted By: ElssaMORE (Theme from Mondo Cane) This is fantastic playing

Re: May Day, May Day Piano Bar... by earofmar @ Yesterday at 09:25 PM

Originally Posted By: CodiMine needs some vocals, wish I could sing. I drifted off for the ending (sorry for the poor video quality). I hope everyone is having a great spring, or fall if you are in the southern hemisphere. My May contribution:

Re: Okay, I KNOW you know this piece... anyone know the name? by Kreisler @ Yesterday at 09:24 PM

It's two chords with a mediant relationship. Used all the time and probably improvised/composed specifically for the game. LH: C# G# A A E F C# G# A A E F RH: rest E C# rest C A rest E C# rest C A Over and over again...

Re: Poll: ET, UTs, Both? by Bill Bremmer RPT @ Yesterday at 09:24 PM

Category 2

Re: May Day, May Day Piano Bar... by earofmar @ Yesterday at 09:23 PM

Allard - wonderful playing, I so enjoy this composer's style

Re: Poll: ET, UTs, Both? by Loren D @ Yesterday at 09:22 PM

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Re: Connecting a DGX 630 to a computer?? by Plinky88 @ Yesterday at 09:22 PM

Yes the "square" USB (USB to host) on the keyboard is to connect to a computer, the "rectangle" one is to connect a flash drive (USB to device).. Did you RTFM? http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/english/port/dgx630_en_om

Re: my student is crying in every lesson by Saranoya @ Yesterday at 09:21 PM

Originally Posted By: ezpiano.orgOriginally Posted By: SoronoyaSomeone needs to explain to her that it's OK to make mistakes. If that "someone" is parents at home, then piano teacher's job would be a lot easier!! This is certainly true.

Re: Can classical audiences act like jazz audiences? by tomasino @ Yesterday at 09:21 PM

Originally Posted By: Old Man As wower said, "...I guess I'm too much of an iconoclast to understand letting a priority for silence between movements overrule expanding classical music exposure and appeal." And for me, expanding the classi

Re: Poll: ET, UTs, Both? by Mwm @ Yesterday at 09:16 PM

Category 3

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Re: Piano quest ends in the best of ways and the worst of ways. by Carbonblob @ Yesterday at 09:15 PM

That's right! I was trying to remember that title Laurie, thanks! . A great read.........blob

Re: my student is crying in every lesson by Barb860 @ Yesterday at 09:14 PM

Yes, I agree completely. Every situation is unique. I am very grateful to have parents observing lessons in many situations.

Re: Sight-Reading Boot Camp by earofmar @ Yesterday at 09:14 PM

I am waiting for a new big note book, but have plenty of material I can use, just smaller print which is more difficult with my eyesight.

Re: my student is crying in every lesson by Piano*Dad @ Yesterday at 09:12 PM

None taken. It's a judgment call. I have argued in the past that teachers should not automatically exclude parents. They can be your best ally. But there are indeed situations in which the best option may be to put the parent in another room. I have

Re: Where do you send students out to perform? by AZNpiano @ Yesterday at 09:10 PM

Play at school talent shows.

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Re: String splice in working portion by rysowers @ Yesterday at 09:10 PM

Make sure the band-aids are on hand!

Re: Poll: ET, UTs, Both? by David Jenson @ Yesterday at 09:09 PM

Category 1.

Re: Okay, I KNOW you know this piece... anyone know the name? by JoelW @ Yesterday at 09:09 PM

Creepy, isn't it? It's an old game I used to play many years ago. That music used to freak me out.

Re: Sitting While Tuning by Dave B @ Yesterday at 09:09 PM

It hurts my back to stand while tuning,and I'm only 6'.

Re: my student is crying in every lesson by Barb860 @ Yesterday at 09:08 PM

Could her dad wait in another room, outside of the studio area? I had a similar situation with a 13 year old student. Just the presence of her parent in the studio stressed her. Probably hormonal, as Mnniemay mentioned, but when her dad left the stud

Re: Okay, I KNOW you know this piece... anyone know the name? by Polyphonist @ Yesterday at 09:07 PM

I haven't got the name, but that sure is a weird site you sent me off to. What the heck is it?