PTG has a publication called "Presenting Programs to Teachers." It is 65 pages long. The contents' pages list chapters like "Preparation and Advertising,"\ "Sources for Program Ideas," "Using A-V Materials," "Bibliography," etc. There are 9 suggested presentations. Richard West "Elwood Doss, Jr." wrote: > In November the University of Tennessee at Martin is hosting Andreas Klein. The Piano Professor at UTM is having a Saturday symposium for Piano Teachers where Klein will give a master class. She is also arranging for other presenters: a former Artist in Residence at UTM, Dr. Allison Nelson/Loebekka on "How to Practice" and someone else present a session on "Massage of the Pianist." She also asked me to present the following: > > Will you give a presentation on piano repairs and maintenance for the piano teacher? There are many things most of us don't know but should know. How often does a key get stuck because a child dropped a penny down between the keys? How often does a pedal not work because something simple came loose? We need to be reminded of the importance of regular tuning. Tell us how to determine if a piano needs refurbishing or rebuilding. And on and on. . . > > Any ideas from the illustrious members of the List! > > Joy! > Elwood Doss, Jr. > Martin, TN > > _______________________________________________ > caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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