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25.01.2022 Opportunities to perform at concerts will be back 2021!Opportunities to perform at concerts will be back 2021!

23.01.2022 Bitter Sweet Symphony like you've never heard it before...

23.01.2022 There are so many jokes about this composer. I could make you a Liszt.

22.01.2022 The Power of Music.....

22.01.2022 What do you call a cow that can play a musical instrument? A moo-sician.

21.01.2022 A few words form Schoenburg It would be inconceivable, said Schoenberg, to attack the heroes who make daring flights over the ocean or to the North Pole, for their achievement is obvious to everyone. But although experience has shown that many a pioneer trod his path [with] absolute certainty at a time when he was still held to be wandering half-demented, most people invariably turn against those who strike out into unknown regions of the spirit New music is never beautiful on first acquaintance. Often forced onto the defensive like this, Schoenberg plunged fearlessly and often beautifully into the unknown, shattering the seemingly unbreakable rules of Western tonality that had prevailed for centuries. In reimagining harmony in so-called ‘tone rows’ he altered the course of classical music forever.

21.01.2022 A little witty!

21.01.2022 What's the difference between a piano and a fish? You can't tuna a piano! What's the difference between a piano and a fish? You can't tuna a piano!

20.01.2022 Holidays are nearly here!

20.01.2022 Term 3 and lessons have continued successfully. Social distancing and sanitising procedures implemented. Masks are welcome. Thank you to all my amazing students who are very proactive in following these measures. Lets hope our area remains free from lock down restrictions.

18.01.2022 Very entertaining

15.01.2022 We laughed our masks off watching this one

15.01.2022 Something technical: Use Your Pinky Tip The pinky (finger 5) is your shortest and perhaps least muscularly developed finger, so sometimes I see finger 5 cheating by lying flat on the key when it plays. The problem with a flat finger 5 is that it collapses your hand position, and it will fail to develop muscular independence and agility in finger 5. Finger 5 should have some curve like all the rest, and only the tip of the pinky should be touching the keys. It’s true that since finger 5 is shorter than your other fingers, it does not necessarily need to curve as much to find a comfortable playing position on the keys. It is important to not tightly over-curve the fingers. Remember, the whole point of curved fingers is to find a relaxed, efficient, and comfortable playing posture

12.01.2022 Martha Argerich (1941-) The world woke up to the phenomenal talent of the Argentinian pianist Martha Argerich in 1964 when she won the International Chopin Piano Competition at the age of 24. She is now arguably the greatest living pianist and can sell out concerts in minutes.

10.01.2022 A musical smile for Monday.....thanks to Music for Young Children - MYC for sharing.....

09.01.2022 Well worth a listen

09.01.2022 When a magpie joins your ukelele group Vanessa from Urunga in NSW writes, "I teach a ukulele group and due to COVID-19 we are currently meeting up on my back ...verandah each week, so as to comply with current health regulations. "The great thing about that is my resident juvenile magpie has started joining in. Let me introduce Cheeky, and she loves to sing. Here she is helping the uke group with their C scale practice."

09.01.2022 One of my kitchen utensils seems to be playing classical music. Think it’s the Chopin board.One of my kitchen utensils seems to be playing classical music. Think it’s the Chopin board.

04.01.2022 Martha Argerich's technique ... amazing.