One common issue piano beginners have is maintaining flexible wrists during their piano playing. In fact, this issue can even be found in many experienced piano players. It’s easy to tell students to “relax the wrists”, but it seems difficult for them to do so, even when they really try to. I would point out… Continue reading The importance of flexible wrists in piano playing
I now offer singing lessons for beginners – kids and adults – sing anything from pop to musical and classical songs. Singing helps improve speech and confidence! And it’s very very fun!! Contact me for more information.
I don’t know how many times I went into a piano lesson when I was young, that my piano teachers just told me to play this and that, correct me when I was wrong, asked me to go practice more, and that was a lesson. So when I first started teaching piano, I didn’t know… Continue reading Piano Teaching with a Plan
Longmont Piano Lessons This is one of my own favorite piano compositions. I started composing my own music a few years ago, at first I didn’t know where to start, but I would just sit at the piano and started improvising. And then a song would come out. Sometimes there’s something beautiful, other times just… Continue reading Teresa Wong Piano: Autumn
Baroque keyboard music has become one of my most loved genres. Enjoy this lyrical Scarlatti piano sonata.
A piano piece loved by many. Enjoy!
This is a piano version of “God Watches Over You” (耶和華是保護你的神) composed by Jung Sung-Sil, played by one of my students. Hope you all enjoy!
This performance is from our concert “If Music be the Food of Love”, a collaborative concert combining multi-media art, live music and dance.
I use exercises from my “Technique Transformation Piano Exercise Book” with even piano beginners (they are included in the beginner books) and intermediate students. I can see and hear the difference in their playing. Well done you all!
Working on an arrangement on Piazzolla’s Libertango and my cat Chloe wanted to help 😀