The Invented Notations of Children and The Importance of Composing – The TPT Podcast

17.3.2015

The Teach Piano Today Podcast

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The TeachPianoToday podcast is back and we’re delighted to post this exciting episode! Today’s guest, Rena Upitis, shares her insights on composing with young children and discusses the importance of introducing composition to young children. How many of you have had piano students bring in their very creatively-notated compositions? And did you know what to do with those sheets of […]

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The Invented Notations of Children and The Importance of Composing – The TPT Podcast

The Teach Piano Today Podcast

Weitere Episoden von „The Teach Piano Today Podcast“

Why Do Piano Students Quit? Karen King’s Research Provides The Answers

How To Fix A Piano Student’s Flat Fingers And Incorrect Hand Position

What To Do With A Piano Student Who Refuses To Look At His Music

How To Increase Your Studio Population Without Increasing Your Teaching Time

What To Do When A Piano Student Breaks, Sprains, Twists, Or Burns A Hand

Have You Ever Considered Teaching Piano in Groups? The Teach Piano Today Podcast

Teaching Piano Students To Play From Lead Sheets; Expert Step-by-Step Advice

How To Teach Your Piano Students To Dig Deep And Persevere

Dr. Adam Ockelford, Teacher To Derek Paravicini, on Teaching Special Needs Piano Students

The Invented Notations of Children and The Importance of Composing – The TPT Podcast