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It's the end of April, which indicates the arrival of Spring Recital Season (and hopefully the departure of spring allergies for those of us who suffer. 🤧) After about 20 years of music and piano teaching and planning recitals, I've learned that the most memorable recitals aren't always the fancy, super-formal events. Piano Recitals can take many forms from formal attire and concert halls to backyard patio performances and everything in between. All are wonderful ways to cel

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One of my favorite things about piano teaching is the first lesson in the new studio year. For me, it’s the piano teaching equivalent of ‘new car smell’- I truly love it! It’s a time to reconnect after a busy summer, hear about their adventures and new pets, share in their excitement for the upcoming school year, and exclaim at how much taller they’ve gotten over the summer months. Disclaimer: it hasn’t always been a highlight. I remember dreading that first lesson of the f

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