Green Frog Hop by Jennifer MacLean & Faber performed by Max

Student showcase! Max, wonderful job performing this fabulous piano piece from the Faber performance series! You did a great job with the staccatos, keeping a steady tempo, and most of all, the character of the music… I could really hear the frog “hopping” when you played it. I also loved your enthusiasm to take on a “challenge” piece and work extra hard to play it really well. Nice job, I am so proud of you!

Viewers!!! Max has been taking piano lessons for almost 2 years. He is very dedicated to his practice! Please congratulate Max for his fabulous performance by liking this post or leaving him a comment below.

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The Impact of Piano Lessons

Hello everyone! Just a quick post to highlight some of the amazing benefits of playing the piano. First, playing the piano is a wonderful skill to develop (of course, I am a bit biased haha), but did you know that regular piano lessons can have a significant impact on cognitive, emotional, and social development? From a cognitive perspective, learning to play the piano enhances memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills as students must read sheet music, interpret complex musical patterns, and coordinate both of their hands simultaneously. Additionally, it improves hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Emotionally, piano lessons provide a creative outlet, promoting self-expression and stress relief. As students progress and learn new pieces, it can boost their self-confidence and give them a sense of achievement. Socially, piano lessons may encourage collaboration and performance in ensembles, leading to improved communication and teamwork with other musicians. Overall, the impact of learning to play the piano extends well beyond the music and can positively influence a multitude of aspects of an individual's life. Ready for piano lessons? Contact me today!

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