Reverie
Taught by Lynne Aspnes
“One of the things you [might] find interesting in learning or interpreting this piece, would be to consider orchestrating it in your head,” says master teacher Lynne Aspnes on the classic by Marcel Grandjany. “If you had at your disposal all the instruments of the orchestra to work with, who would play the melody?”
Greensleeves
Taught by Felice Pomeranz
“The more you listen to jazz, the more you will get the inflection, articulation, and phrasing,” says master teacher Felice Pomeranz in the lesson on how to jazz up “Greensleeves.”
Waltz of the Flowers, lesson 1B
Taught by Sarah Bullen
Learn how to play the iconic cadenza from “Waltz of the Flowers,” from Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, in this lesson from master teacher Sarah Bullen with student Catherine Litaker.
Conquering nervesโpart 1
Taught by Rhett Barnwell
“It is in our nature as human beings to have apprehension when we play in front of other people,” says Rhett Barnwell in part 1 of his lesson series on conquering nerves.
The Honeybee
Taught by Nicole Brady
“I often have my really advanced students come back and play this piece for one specific reason, and it’s maintaining their hand position when they’re replacing back and forth in close proximity,” says master teacher Nicole Brady who teaches the classic from the Suzuki repertoire.
