The traditional way of studying piano in Spain, and to my knowledge in many other countries in the world, has been based on the choice of a repertory of two, three or four pieces...
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Do you know Paul Sheftel?
Paul Sheftel is an American pianist, teacher and composer. He has published a lot of collections of piano pieces for piano students. Sheftel is also a pioneer in the creation of...
Piano Etudes: Piano Train Trips
Today's post is devoted to the launch of my first book!!. In early July, I published in my blog the Piano Train Trips book in downloadable PDF version. Due to the good reception...
Piano Repertoire: Elissa Milne
After a holiday break time I return to my blog with a post about a composer that I love, Elissa Milne. Born in Australia, where she developes her professional work, this...
Sheet music giveaway: 5 Piano Train Trips pieces for free
¡FOR THE NEXT FIVE DAYS ONLY WE’RE GIVING AWAY 4 PIANO TRAIN TRIPS ETUDES AND 1 EXERCISE!
Now you can download five pieces for free in a pack that includes both sheet music and audio files. To download it you just have to share it to unlock the link. Enjoy!
Piano repertoire: easy piano etudes
On this week, I will talk about several easy piano etudes and exercises for piano. I won't be talking about the too well known pieces by Czerny or Berens but about more modern...
Piano Repertoire: Sonatinas
In this week post I recommend several easy sonatinas for piano. There are a lot of pieces written in sonatina form, yet many people choose the same 3 or 4 pieces over and over....
Best Piano Methods: Piano Safari
I start the series of posts about the piano methods for children with my favorite one, Piano Safari. It´s a three volume method but I only have the first two. They have recently...
Piano pieces for children: Jennifer Linn
Jennifer Linn's piano pieces for children With this post I start a series of entries dedicated to composers of pedagogigal piano pieces for children. They are not avant-garde...









