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Music and Shame

By admin On November 23, 2011 · Add Comment

"When she started to play, Steinway himself came down personally and rubbed his name off the piano." – Bob Hope, on comedienne Phyllis Diller I can't say I always loved music, I really discovered it on another level as a teen, but then I was hooked and deep. Music suddenly seemed the most important voice [...]

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Insight into music for kids: 3 simple tips

By admin On November 18, 2010 · 1 Comment

Insight into music for kids: 3 simple tips My background is in music and linguistics, and I want your children to learn music more naturally and easily, like they learned their first language. For those of you who have little or no experience teaching or playing music, getting your kids started seems like a very [...]

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6 simple ways to bring the language of music into your home

By admin On November 18, 2010 · 1 Comment

My name is Chris Salter, and welcome to my blog. The intention of this blog is to help parents, non-music educators, and music teachers look at different approaches to learning music, so that together we might help make music a birthright for us all. Teaching Your Child Music / Re: How to teach music to my children [...]

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Piano Sheet Music the Piano Wizard Way

By Piano Wizard Academy Team On July 24, 2010 · Add Comment

Let's face it. Piano Sheet Music is difficult to learn and to read. But is there an alternative? Let's assume you don't play piano and you wanted to learn how to play "Your Song" by Elton John. The Traditional Way To Learn To Read Piano Sheet Music Take 1 year of piano [...]

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