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Introducing Mrs. Claire Wang, Piano Teacher With Move Over Mozart - Mozart’s Monthly Memo - Volume 44
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Introducing Mrs. Claire Wang, Piano Teacher With Move Over Mozart - Mozart’s Monthly Memo - Volume 44

This Memo includes

Feature Article - Introducing Mrs. Claire Wang, Piano Teacher With Move Over Mozart

    • Student Hall of Fame

    • Practice Tip

    • Parents Ask Pam - Do you still use the practice app and all the practice incentives that come with it for private lessons?

    Feature Article - Introducing Mrs. Claire Wang, Piano Teacher With Move Over Mozart

    By Pamela Cornell, Director

    Mrs. Claire Wang has been teaching with Move Over Mozart since January, 2024. She recently created this video to help us get to know her a bit better. If you would like to find out more about learning from Mrs. Claire, schedule your free, online, piano demo to get started.

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Supporting Your Child's Piano Journey: Tips for Parents - Mozart’s Monthly Memo - Volume 43
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Supporting Your Child's Piano Journey: Tips for Parents - Mozart’s Monthly Memo - Volume 43

This Memo includes

  • Feature Article - Supporting Your Child's Piano Journey: Tips for Parents

  • Student Hall of Fame

  • Practice Tip

  • Parents Ask Pam - Does my child have to use your practice app, Practice Space, while practicing? They don’t have their own phone and it is inconvenient to use mine.

Feature Article - Supporting Your Child's Piano Journey: Tips for Parents

You see an ad for piano lessons designed for children. You already know that music training is an important aspect of a well-rounded education. Not only does it teach musical skills, but it also enhances analytical thinking and creativity. However, you remember the struggles you had as a child. You wanted to learn to play, but you hated practicing. You don't want to relive that experience, and you certainly don't want to impose it on your child. Is there a better way? Could there be a piano program that motivates children without pressure from parents?

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