A weekly repertoire podcast for piano teachers
The Piano Pedagogy Playlist
Some of my favorite selections from the contemporary repertoire for developing pianists—shared with you every Monday.
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Ep. 54- Nice Tardigrade
Listen to episode →: Ep. 54- Nice TardigradeMajor and minor scales are the foundation of Western music- but what happens when you step outside them? On this episode, I explore three pieces by Suzanne Dawson, Stacy Fahrion, and Scott Price, that use modal sounds to…
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Ep. 36- Before Debussy: Music by Marina Alcolea
Open episode →: Ep. 36- Before Debussy: Music by Marina AlcoleaStudents often fall in love with pieces like Clair de lune long before they have the technique to play them well. And as teachers, that puts us…
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Ep. 34 – April Showers Bring Color, Atmosphere, and Hope
Open episode →: Ep. 34 – April Showers Bring Color, Atmosphere, and HopeSpring rain provides the inspiration for this week’s episode of The Piano Pedagogy Playlist, as I explore two contemporary piano pieces that capture its sound, motion,…
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Ep. 30 – Waltzes, Waltzes, Waltzes
Open episode →: Ep. 30 – Waltzes, Waltzes, WaltzesThe waltz is one of the most enduring musical forms in Western music. First popular in the late 18th century, it has outlasted powdered wigs,…