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How does sound go from the piano to your ears?
Lesson Plan
The Piano Instructor
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What's your definition of winning?
On June 14th, I competed in the Michigan Division Fencing Tournament hosted at my club, the Plymouth/Ann Arbor Fencing Academy, and I came in 8th place in my division. Why am I thrilled? 1. I went home with hardware. This always feels good. 2. Everyone I have competed against
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Music is more than just notes
Teach this to your everyone
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Last day of school!
The dawn of the first day off for summer is always GLORIOUS. Yay!
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Hold your vision.
The time my feelings were hurt
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In defense of out-of-tune pianos
Play them anyway.
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Guilt-free, unbothered rest is a necessity
Chai and thick socks are happening now
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I'm in love with this.
Only learn from a teacher who feels thusly.
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Do music videos for fun
For students and teachers and you
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Memorial Day
Music to soothe the aching heart
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Make garbage art.
Music students and teachers--take heed
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Your back
We sit at our pianos and are told to keep our backs straight. Ok, so let's learn a little something about our backs. Subscribe now Your vertebral column—your spine—is what keeps us upright. The vertebral column also protects our spinal cord. The vertebral column is divided