Twice As Much Fun! The Exploring Series: Duets
When I started designing the Exploring series, I made a wish list of all the things I wanted these books to offer. I proposed…
Reviewing the AMEB Piano Syllabus
‘In Issue 13 of The Piano Teacher, we were fortunate to talk to David Lockett, the Principal Consultant for the AMEB’s piano syllabus review….
Exploring Piano: the NEW Australian-made series
In the three years since commencing the research for the new ‘Exploring’ series for Hal Leonard Australia, I’ve had the joy of reviewing thousands…
Reviewed by You: Angela Turner
Jazz Hits for Piano Duet – Eight Arrangements for One Piano, For Hands Arranged by Jeremy Siskind Intermediate Having been much impressed by Jeremy…
The Busy Teachers’ Guide to Repertoire: Solo Collections
There’s something very exciting about discovering and working with repertoire that you know students are going to engage with, including finding composers and works…
The Busy Teachers’ Guide To Repertoire: Duets and Trios
The benefits of duet and ensemble playing are well-known, with the potential to help develop better listening, rhythmic, and general musicianship skills. Recently, I…
Who are we teaching? Engaging the Net Generation Part 2
The current teacher generation may have adopted technology and in some cases even embraced it into our routine as necessary, but we may also…