General Meeting NVMTA, May
TAT: “Challenges of Comprehensive Music Education in the 21st Century”–Postponed
"Challenges of Comprehensive Music Education in the 21st Century" Presented by Edvinas Mistkinmas and Natalia Nelson
TAT: “What I Wish I’d Known Before. . .” Will be held virtually.
"What I wish I'd Known Before. . ." Presented by Nancy Breth Nancy O'Neill Breth joined NVMTA in 1982. Like most musicians of her generation, she was trained as a performer, not a teacher. She earned her "pedagogy degree" by studying the habits, ideas, students, teaching material
TAT: “Physicality and Technique”–Postponed, Date TBD
"Physicality and Technique" Presented by David Kosutic
TAT “Challenges in Young Pianists (including Pedal!!)” with Bonnie Kellert is postponed. Date TBD
"Challenges in Young Pianists (including Pedal!!)" Presented by Bonnie Kellert Discussion offers strategies for teachers to show students how to practice technical challenges and to retain these concepts. Of foremost importance is detecting, distinguishing and determining a tech
TAT: Getting These Soft Fingers Working
"Getting These Soft Fingers Working" Presented by Yoon Huh
TAT: “Instructors or Therapists? Students Whose Emotional Issues Surface in the Studio”
"Instructors or Therapists? Students Whose Emotional Issues Surface in the Studio" Presented by Bharati Somen
Talk About Teaching (TAT)
Discussion Topic Trends in Piano Teaching- Summer Projects and Programs. About Talk About Teaching, is a series of 5 meetings that take place every 2 months from September – May from, 10am-12pm. The meetings provide a place for teachers to discuss ideas related to music and teac
Talk About Teaching (TAT)
Discussion Topic Trends in Piano Teaching- Rhythm & Pulse: Grouping and the Rhythmic Phrase. About Talk About Teaching, is a series of 5 meetings that take place every 2 months from September – May from, 10am-12pm. The meetings provide a place for teachers to discuss ideas r