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Pullin Piano Studio

Piano Camp!

Piano Camp!

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June 11th through 15th
individual times tba.
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Elementary:
  • Private lessons on Monday and Wednesday (total of two)
  • Group lessons on Tuesday and Thursday
  • Field Trip on Friday  (will need some volunteer parents to help)​
Secondary:
  • one private lesson: plan the 2018-2019 repertoire goals; read through music scores
  • Tuesday Night:  Pizza Party Group Lesson (6:30-8:30 pm) led by guest clinician, Dr. Barbara Fast, University of Oklahoma Pedagogy professor. [see below] 
  • Thursday Night:  Taco Bar Group Lesson, (6:30-8:30 pm) 
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​Why the Studio, of course.  Friday, June 15th, the elementary group will meet at the studio then leave for our destination together.
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Any and all members of the Studio, even graduating seniors.

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Elementary:  $125.00 for the week.
Secondary:  $150.00 for the three days.


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Barbara Fast serves on the piano faculty at the University of Oklahoma as Professor of Piano Pedagogy and Piano Area Chair, where she coordinates the group piano program as well as teaches graduate and undergraduate piano pedagogy. In 2014, she was the recipient of OU’s prestigious Regents Award for Superior Teaching for excellence in teaching.
 
Her lifelong interest in effective teaching led Dr. Fast to researching and discussing the practical applications of educational research to teaching in the private lesson and group class. Frequent workshop topics include efficient practicing, technology related to practicing, sight-reading, and the brain and learning.

I am excited that Dr. Fast will lead our Tuesday night Group Lesson  with her program "Overcoming the Brain's Negativity Bias".  How many times have we thought we could have played so much better?  That one mistake overwhelms us at times until we let it take control of us which then affects the rest of our playing.  Dr. Fast has some wonderful hints about how to 
talk back to our brain.
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