The Three Elements of the Art of Practicing
My transformative approach—the Art of Practicing—helps you develop freedom and confidence by connecting you more deeply with your natural abilities.
It gets to the root of technical and musical problems by integrating our rich musical tradition with three key elements:
Mindfulness
New Information About Piano Technique
Cultivate your natural coordination.
Apply up-to-date information about how your body works at the piano to gain more efficiency and fluidity in playing. Improving your coordination in this way creates more ease in practicing and allows you to trust your body more in performance.
Listening and Rhythmic Techniques
Experience sound and rhythm more in your whole body. These revitalizing techniques will allow you to play with more vibrancy, expressive power, and confidence.
Student-Centered Teaching
In teaching these three fundamental elements of the Art of Practicing, I view each lesson as a collaboration between me and the student. This means that instead of just feeding you ideas and information, I encourage your own perceptions and ideas, while also offering my own understanding and insights.
Because you’re actively involved in the learning process, you develop confidence in your ability to recognize and solve technical and musical problems, and your true capabilities can emerge.
Beyond giving you ideas,
the Art of Practicing trains you to discover your own brilliance.
If you’re ready to discover new possibilities in your playing by breaking free of habits that are holding you back, take the first step now, and set up a complimentary consultation.
