From Zero to Pro: Mastering Advanced Sight-Reading

by | May 6, 2023 | Teaching

Regular practice of sight-reading is akin to physical exercise. It trains both your muscles and your brain, yielding noticeable results when approached consistently and systematically.  Don’t be overwhelmed by the challenge. Start by focusing on one music...

Math, Language and Music

by | May 6, 2020 | Teaching

Certainly! Here are the changes I made in your text: Original:If you are somewhat familiar with the music notation, you will agree that it is pure math. The pulse or beat is organized into meter and rhythm, there is an equal number of beats in each measure, the...

Career Decisions

by | Apr 5, 2020 | Career, Teaching

Today, many music students realize that building a career path in music is incredibly difficult and the end result is highly unpredictable. Indeed, it is a volatile field, and random events, such as war or epidemics, can throw many freelancers off their normal course....

Experience Your Performance as a Listener

by | Mar 3, 2020 | Teaching

The most important skill a musician needs to possess is the ability to imagine the music with their inner ear. Playing music, especially playing the piano, is a very intense activity. The performer needs to read the music notation for both notes and rhythms, remember...