Are you interested in learning more about music history? About composers, their lives, and the context in which they created their works?
I'm thinking about starting a new series, so let me know what you would be interested in hearing! Which composers? Which pieces? What kinds of information??
Which composer never lived in Vienna?
How do you decide which pieces to work on? Do you have a system for deciding what to learn next? Or do you need help figuring out what makes sense?
Share your thoughts and questions in the comments - we'll be getting into this on a YouTube live soon, and I would love to be able to address your questions!
Which composer never travelled outside his home country?
One of the things that slowed my progress for years was inefficient practice.
Why?
Nobody taught me how to practice!
At some point, I made it my mission to learn all I could about learning and practicing so that I could help my students learn how to practice more efficiently.
Do you have favorite practice tips? Or are you looking for better practice strategies? What questions do you have around practicing?
Share your thoughts and questions in the comments - we'll be getting into this on a YouTube live soon, so give me all your questions!
Which of the following is an A Minor chord?
Looking for simple ways to improve your progress?
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What is your favorite way to work on technique? Or *do* you work on technique? Is it something we really need to mess with, or will it fall into place? What technical elements do you feel trip you up in your pieces?
Share your thoughts and questions in the comments - we'll be getting into this on a YouTube live soon, so give me all your questions!
Which composer had 20 children?
Rhythm... love it, or love to hate it? 😬
Rhythm issues are one of the top complaints I hear from students, but so many times there are simple solutions to what feel like tough issues. What questions do you have? What rhythm elements are tripping you up?
We'll be getting into this on a YouTube live soon, so give me all your questions!
