home
piano music
blog
piano forum
chat
music dictionary
about
sign-up
login
search
composers a-k
composers l-z
complete list
free piano sheet music
recordings
latest additions
about us
news
faq
forum rules
links
mobile
contact
December 02, 2008, 03:30:06 PM
Welcome,
Guest
. Please
login
or
register
.
Forum Home
Help
Search
Piano Forum
>
Piano Board
>
Student's Corner
>
What does it mean to be a student -- ideal and reality?
Pages: [
1
]
Go Down
Print
Author
Topic: What does it mean to be a student -- ideal and reality? (Read 65 times)
Bob
PS Gold Member
Sr. Member
Offline
Posts: 4928
What does it mean to be a student -- ideal and reality?
«
on:
April 25, 2008, 12:25:33 AM »
I asked a similar thing on the teaching board about teachers.
What would the ideal teacher-student set up be?
And what is it in reality? What should you do as a student?
For example, in reality I doubt the teacher knows everything -- So I should go find some information out for myself and not necessarily buy everything they say.
Do you find this post useful?
Yes
/
No
Logged
...And I thoroughly enjoyed meeting you all. I'll be moseying along....
Pages: [
1
]
Go Up
Print
Jump to:
Please select a destination:
-----------------------------
Piano Board
-----------------------------
=> Performance
=> Repertoire
=> Teaching
=> Student's Corner
=> Instruments
=> Miscellaneous
=> Audition Room
===> Sheet Music Requests
===> Teaching Resources
===> Music Theory
===> Polls etc.
-----------------------------
Non Piano Board
-----------------------------
=> Anything but piano
=> The PF website
Most popular classical piano composers:
Bach
-
Beethoven
-
Brahms
-
Chopin
-
Debussy
-
Grieg
-
Haydn
-
Mendelssohn
Mozart
-
Liszt
-
Rachmaninoff
-
Ravel
-
Schubert
-
Schumann
-
Scriabin
-
Tchaikowsky
Piano Street Sheet Music Library, complete list:
Albéniz - Beethoven
|
Beyer - Burgmüller
|
Chopin - Couperin
|
Couppey - Grieg
|
Gurlitt -Liszt
|
Löhlein - Mendelssohn
|
Mozart - Rachmaninoff
|
Rameau - Scarlatti
|
Schoenberg - Schumann
|
Schytte - Scriabin
|
Smetana -Türk
|
Verdi - Wieck Schumann
Loading...
o