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This podcast is tailored specifically for parents of piano students.
My background
Began lessons at the request of my father when I was in kindergarten
My mother had no musical training but was responsible for my home practice sessions
Strong church musician background
Been teaching private piano lessons since 1990
Mom of four children with my very musical husband, Duane
Justin is a ‘melt your face’ guitar player
Keri is on a partial choir scholarship in college
Austin brings down the house every time he sings at the Gladewater Opry House in Gladewater, Texas
Tracy is one of my favorite piano composers.
Goals of podcast
To help parents of my own students – help them know how I teach musical concepts
To extend the lesson and allow for review
To help all parents of piano students, parents who want to help their children succeed at piano lessons but aren’t sure how
To foster a good relationship with your teacher
To give teachers a third-party resource for educating their piano parents in common business practices regarding piano studios
To help teachers, parents and their children make the most of piano lessons.
Topics covered in upcoming episodes
How to establish good practice habits
Choosing a piano or keyboard
How to encourage a love of all kinds of music
Basic piano geography and music terminology
What NOT to do as a piano parent
Podcast details
New episodes will air weekly on Mondays
Episodes will average between 15-20 minutes (perfect for your morning commute or your child’s practice time)
Free on iTunes and other podcast platforms
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Congratulations on the podcast launch Shelly! I enjoyed your first episode. What a great idea to focus on the parents. I look forward to your future episodes. Blessings to you, your family, and your teaching!
Thanks for listening, Jeff. I appreciate your positive feedback!
Thank you for sharing:) Beautiful site and great idea!
Thank YOU for the encouraging feedback!