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25.01.2022 This is definitely a Keinote mantra! You can do anything you want to, at any point in time! Don't let anything stand in your way! Some of my newest goals: 1. Learn to play the Cello... (have not yet started- need a cello) 2. Write a book (I have a title and outline ) 3. Be able to run from my house to Woolies (4km) (I can almost go as far as the park..... across the road - 500m ) 4. Play all 3 Gershwin Preludes (1 down, 2 to go)

25.01.2022 Just in case anyone had doubts about my teaching prowess ... RELAX... I just found this is my teaching studio. Phew

24.01.2022 A N N O U N C E M E N T Keinote Music has a new phone and a new number! I have already contacted some of you and as it turns out I'm terrible with technology so my messages have come through as Imessages with an email not my new number! I think I have rectified this problem! ... HERE is the new number 04 5030 6683

24.01.2022 HAPPY PIANO DAY

22.01.2022 Beyond excited to be spending my Friday night with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra! Mozart's Requiem is one of his most famous works. There is one more performance left tomorrow night! If there are any tickets left - you will not be sorry! It is beautiful!

21.01.2022 I N S P I R A T I O N A L

20.01.2022 piano teachers everywhere... ohhh I'm sorry, my beautiful students!

20.01.2022 ... but very good at playing the piano! hehe

19.01.2022 Puttin' on the Ritz - Ella Fitzgerald Perfect road trip music What's yours?? Happy New Year

18.01.2022 Sometimes Forte is just BETTER

17.01.2022 My New Teaching Rules

17.01.2022 K E I N O T E M U S I C Recital is done and it's the end of another year. I'm so grateful for every opportunity and for every gift and blessing. I try to remember every day how lucky I am that I get to live my dream every single day. today's piano recital was a culmination of extraordinary work and time and effort from every student and every parent and guardian. ... We can only grow from here.

17.01.2022 Beginning the year with AMAZING AMEB results, is the best way to start 2017!! Congratulations Sofia What an incredible achievement! High Distinction is the highest mark you can achieve in AMEB examinations. ... Parents granted permission to post.

17.01.2022 HEY EVERYONE!! Keinote Music Is joining forces with Hamilton Senior High school's Foodbank Winter Can Drive! I will have a basket at the front of the studio for all donations! ... 1 CAN makes all the difference. With record numbers of homeless and displaced people 1 can from every family would make a resounding difference! Please Support this great cause!

16.01.2022 K E I N O T E M U S I C Excited for a new year with all of you! #keinotemusic #newyear #bigyear #smallbusiness #localbusiness #entrepeneur #musician #perthmusic #musicschool #piano #classicalmusic #pianist

14.01.2022 Strolling down memory lane this crazy wet Saturday night! Circa 1998, I was 10 and we had just won 1st place in the under 12s Music Eisteddfod as a trio! It was such an amazing day and such a awesome experience after months of rehearsing! Side note: Denim dresses were cool back then! (thank God my mother didn't make me wear the matching denim bucket hat ) and Yes!! I was wearing gloves to protect my cold little fingers.. most of you won't find that surprising! Hope you're enjoying this cold start to the school holidays!

13.01.2022 so beautiful.. we are incredibly lucky to have such a gorgeous venue for our musicians!

12.01.2022 I love when classics get a new life! This incredible Bill Withers hit written about his own grandmother sounds amazing with Meg Mac's killer pipes!

11.01.2022 Music Acronyms. I never used them when I was younger, I was just taught to rote learn the notes. Many teachers have different views on acronyms, some love them and some hate them. I am a firm believer in using anything that helps the individual student. I have learnt so far in my teaching career, that no 2 students are the same. I will always use any method, every method available to help my students learn the best way thats suits them.

10.01.2022 This is sooo cool! I think even Beethoven would've liked this!

09.01.2022 BACK TO SCHOOL I can't wait to see all of my students again BUUUUT FIRST..... Studio Clean & Prep! So far.. I'm at that stage where everything now looks WORSE than when I started! Thank God for my helper elf... Fingers Crossed! Happy 2017!

07.01.2022 STUDENT SUPERSTAR Connor is off camping with his family and still managed to find time to practice!!! Thanks to a $20 Kmart keyboard and some KILLER DEDICATION!! Well Done, Connor! ... *Parents granted permission to post.

06.01.2022 As a local business we love supporting community events! We will be participating in Cockburn Clean Up! We encourage you allllll to do so too!

05.01.2022 Victor Borge was one of my idols growing up! Absolutely hysterical and an amazing pianist!

05.01.2022 We have a new student at KEINOTE MUSIC... Our first puppy enrolment!

04.01.2022 Bought a Ukulele.. learning how to play while waiting for the bed sheets to dry! I think musicians should always keep growing and learning and experiencing music in any form. While piano will always be my first love, I have learnt and very much love singing, saxophone, clarinet (briefly) and now Ukulele - soon; Cello, Guitar, Violin and drums!! It is NEVER EVER to late to try something new or pursue a dream! ... Please share with us your musical and non-musical ambitions!!

03.01.2022 KEINOTE MUSIC INSTAGRAM is up and running!

03.01.2022 Yes, you probably should be practicing hmmm as should I! Here are some of my TOP 8 practicing tips! 1. Consistency is key! ... It's actually better to put in 20/30 minutes a day 7 days a week than to put in 2 hours a day for a week and then miss a bunch of days next week. 2. Consistent repetition. If there is too much space between practice sessions its harder for our brains and hands to really make the progress we crave. 3. Focus on one task at a time. You don't need to attack the entire piece (song) in one hit! Set SMALL GOALS. Your brain works better dealing with small pieces of information than huge chunks. Try and accomplish one thing in your practice time. It can be as simple as remembering to play the Bb in just one chord! 4. 100% of your attention. Don't practice in between your favourite TV show or 5 minutes before your friends come over. It's better to have a set time to practice so that you're not rushing through it just to 'get it over and done' before you get on with the rest of your day. 5. Warm up first! Play a few scales! Play a song or two that you know really well - this is not practice this is just enjoying some music while stretching and warming up your fingers. 6. SLOW not Fast! Practice slowly. It is a known psycho-physiological fact that the brain cannot absorb musical information in detail when playing fast. Take your time! The slower you go, the faster you'll get there. 7. Keep a practice journal/ Record your practice Record what you practiced and for how long. Write it down in a diary a few notes about what your goal was and whether you reached it. Also, we are so lucky with easy access to smartphones and tablets and laptops; record your practice so you can listen to your own progress. This is a crucial practice strategy. 8. Study away from the piano. Some of the best practice can be done without a piano! Look at the music, read the notes, study the shape. Try hearing the music in your head and practice moving your fingers smoothly without the piano.

03.01.2022 I'm not going to lie... this is how I discovered it when I was little too

02.01.2022 Well... if Yoda says it. It must be true!

01.01.2022 Hahah #nottrue I love my students!