I am currently beginning a piano lesson resource page. This should be the start of a fairly extensive bunch of stuff of use to many people studying the piano. Right now there is only one item!
Sites I like
- My Piano Lessons Site
Matt McLaughlin piano lessons - Your Piano Lessons
Info for piano students and those interested in lessons - Anton Nel - Pianist
The website of pianist Anton Nel - Bion Tsang - Cellist
The website of cellist Bion Tsang - Austin Piano Festival
The Austin Piano Festival classical music concerts - Carla McElhaney's Blog
Carla's Blog about Music and Life - The Miro Quartet
One of my Favorite String Quartets
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October 19, 2009
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Hi--I love your blog. I'm so glad you are creating a resources page. What a great idea! Alberti Publishing (a company I founded) has a classical music history book for kids. Its designed to be used in private piano lessons. I would love it if you added it to your resources page, as music history is something many music teachers find important.
Posted by: Adam Bendorf | October 20, 2009 at 07:01 AM
i am an instructor for guitar lesson but i love to learn playing a piano so that i can teach also to my student.
Posted by: studying piano | November 20, 2009 at 09:55 PM
Hi,
I love your blog. I also recommend this webblog for piano beginners:
http://partiturafacil.blogspot.com
They are working in the english version but the Spanish is very intuitive. I think this site could be a good complement for your readers. The sheets are graded by levels, very useful ;)
Enjoy,
Lewis
Posted by: Lewis | January 04, 2010 at 04:01 PM