The Impromptu Masterclass

30 Nov

I have a treat for y’all this week! I had a few really great teaching experiences this week and I thought I’d share them with you via video blogs. So sit back and enjoy Part I: The Impromptu Masterclass.

Tags: Music, piano, teaching, performance, education, piano lesson, collaboration, masterclass, peers, siblings

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A Day in the Life « Ashley Morgan Arts - December 7, 2011
[...] 4:30-5:30 p.m.: walk to church, teach piano lessons [...]
Sight-Singing at the Piano « Ashley Morgan Arts - December 1, 2011
[...] this one on sight-singing in the piano lesson. And be sure to watch yesterday’s post on an impromptu masterclass if you missed it! GA_googleAddAttr("AdOpt", "1"); GA_googleAddAttr("Origin", "other"); [...]

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