2018 is almost over!! Looking back, I think this year was full of new challenges and excitements. Pushing the boundary and getting out of your comfort zone is not always an easy choice, but I always realize that afterwards, how much I grew as a pianist, and as a person. I welcomed new piano students […]
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Tips for Choosing a Digital Piano Part 2 :Touch This is a continuous post from “Digital Piano Recommendation for Lessons 1 : Touch” Importance of Touch Sensitivity Since I am a classical pianist, I care about the touch a lot. (And I am pretty sure that jazz performers would agree, too.) Touch sensitive system has […]
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Recommended Keyboard Instruments Part 1: Size Every semester, I receive questions from beginner students’ parents regarding digital pianos. Some people ask to get it for the first time for their kid, who just has just started to take lessons. Others want to upgrade the existing one, because it has become too small or the touch is not […]
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Today is September 1st, even though still a few weeks away from the first day of fall this year ( September 22nd), the cool weather with the clear sky made me feel that the summer was left behind long ago. (I just got back from Japan a couple of days ago, and it was still […]
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It is always such a joy to discover the progress that each student makes. Sometimes it could be about the technique progress, and other times it is totally unexpected and may not be directly connected to such “pianistic/technical” progress, but somehow could be a very fruitful factor to nurture his/her musicality. It may be up […]
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