Teaching Diary - The doubt about rhythm, tempo and metronome (2)
by Swan C
August 26, 2021
As mentioned before, there are three typical examples of students' problem about counting rhythm and using metronome. Please refer to Teaching Dia...
Teaching Diary - Beyond the traditional teaching
by Swan C
July 19, 2021
It is so important for teachers to explore new pedagogy and new teaching materials in order to fit students' need.Â
I am sure many piano teachers ...
French Suite no.5 in G, BWV 816: Gigue - J.S. Bach by Andrew Leung
by Swan C
July 11, 2021
Video exam is a new trend and the only way to take an exam nowadays. You may think the video exam is easier than the live exam. However, in many c...
Innocence - J. F. F. Burgmuller by Stella Guo
by Swan C
June 7, 2021
Stella has been learning piano for a year. She really made a big progress from 0 to grade 3 now!Â
She is an out-going girl and loves challenges. T...
Teaching Diary - The meaning of practice (1)
by Swan C
May 17, 2021
Children usually do not know the meaning of "practice". They may think playing a piece once or several times means "they are practicing". Actuall...
No. 3 Mazurka - Reinhold Gliere by Isabel Zhong
by Swan C
May 11, 2021
Rubato is one of the abstract concepts to students, especially to a child. It is not easy to do naturally. You need to take time or accelerate a b...
Teaching Diary - The doubt about rhythm, tempo and metronome (1)
by Swan C
April 13, 2021
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The doubt about rhythm, tempo and metronomeÂ
Sometimes, the parents may ask if buying a metronome can really improve the sense of tempo and puls...
Teaching Diary - Hand coordination challenge 1
by Swan C
March 16, 2021
Music education is not only for playing instruments, but also for training coordination of hands and brain. Sometimes, students may struggle with ...
Teaching Diary - Early music education (1)
by Swan C
February 22, 2021
A 3-year old lovely girl has been learning piano for 3 months only. She is able to play with both hands and read the score now. To recognize the l...
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