Do music lessons help your brain function better? It’s a question that has interested parents and musicians alike since Daniel Levitin’s best-seller, This Is Your Brain on Music and Oliver Sachs’ Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain came out … Continue reading →
How To Practice The Piano The Smart Way- And Get Results ) Here is a transcript of the video if you would like to follow along: Good morning. This is Duane and today I’d like to talk about goal oriented … Continue reading →
Piano Lessons: Get Started Improvising Using Chords! Here is a transcript of the video if you would like to follow along: Good morning. This is Duane, and today I’d like to talk about practicing chords as part of your piano … Continue reading →
A Grand Piano For Your Home & Kids & Yourself Having music playing in your home can be so relaxing. It could be even more relaxing though if you or one of your children is the one playing. Even the … Continue reading →
Video Piano Home Study “Crash Course” Allows You To Learn Piano At Home Children need to take lessons from a trained piano teacher – someone that not only knows music and knows how to teach kids, but also sits beside … Continue reading →
Piano lessons are one of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of this instrument. For some, they always seem to play but are never actually able to play it nicely. Which is why taking piano lessons are truly a … Continue reading →
If you or a family member are planning to take piano lessons, you’re going to need an instrument at home in order to practice. Like every big purchase, you must be armed with a lot of research before you purchase … Continue reading →
Piano practice for adults — how to help your piano teacher make the most of your piano lessons. Any truly positive change takes a lot of time, dedication, and patience – and that includes piano practice. Anyone who tells you … Continue reading →
A student of mine who writes a blog did an hilarious post about her kids learning piano at home. She (the Mom) used my Crash Course to stay a piano lesson or two ahead of the kids. If you are … Continue reading →
Why do I need to learn scales and chords and music theory? Well, if you have the talent of a Mozart or Bach or Erroll Garner or Oscar Peterson or Dave Brubeck, you probably don’t. But if you’re like the … Continue reading →
